Kenya Past and Present

About this journal

Kenya Past and Present' is a leading academic journal dedicated to the scholarly study of Kenya's history, culture, and society. Its scope encompasses a wide range of disciplines, including history, anthropology, sociology, political science, and economics, providing a platform for interdisciplinary research on Kenyan issues. The journal prioritizes original research articles, review essays, and book reviews that contribute to a deeper understanding of Kenya's past and its implications for the present.

The journal's key themes encompass a variety of historical and contemporary topics, including colonialism and its legacy, the development of Kenyan nationalism, political and economic transformations, social change and cultural diversity, environmental issues, and the impact of globalization. It also examines the role of gender, ethnicity, and class in shaping Kenyan society. The journal's diverse thematic focus reflects the multifaceted nature of Kenyan history and society, encouraging a nuanced and comprehensive understanding of the nation's complexities.

The target audience of 'Kenya Past and Present' comprises academics, researchers, students, policymakers, and anyone interested in Kenyan history and current affairs. The journal provides a valuable resource for scholars seeking to engage with the latest research and scholarship on Kenya, as well as for those seeking to understand the historical and social context of contemporary issues in the country.

'Kenya Past and Present' has established itself as a respected and influential journal in the field of Kenyan studies. Its rigorous peer-review process ensures the publication of high-quality scholarship, and its commitment to interdisciplinary research has fostered a stimulating dialogue among scholars from various disciplines. The journal's contributions to understanding Kenyan history, culture, and society have had a significant impact on academic research and public discourse, contributing to a deeper understanding of the country and its place in the world.