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Dependence, underdevelopment, and unemployment in Kenya

Dependence, underdevelopment, and unemployment in Kenya

school leavers in a peripheral capitalist political economy
Business & EconomicsEducation
Pages
198
Published
1987
Language
English

Synopsis

This study examines the complex issues of dependence, underdevelopment, and unemployment within Kenya's economic and social landscape. Published in 1987, it analyzes the nation's labor and economic policies, exploring their impact on employment, particularly among high school graduates. The book offers an analysis of the interconnected factors contributing to Kenya's economic conditions and social challenges.

Prose complexity
7/10

Vibe

InformativeIntellectualComplexThought-Provoking

Genres

Business & Economics Education Politics & Society Sociology

About the author

F
Fantu Cheru

Fantu Cheru is a leading voice on African development and economics. His notable works include the Oxford Handbook of the Ethiopian Economy and The Silent Revolution in Africa. Cheru's writing often explores critical issues such as poverty, agriculture, and economic strategy across the continent.