Governing Kenya: Public Policy in Theory and Practice

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Chapter One: Introduction, Gedion Onyango and Goran Hyden Chapter Two: Africa's Governance Imperatives: How Kenya has Responded, Goran Hyden

Chapter Three: The Global Nature of Policy Problems, Jacqueline M. Klopp and Abdullahi Boru Halakhe

Chapter Four: The Powers of Agenda-Setting: The Role of Politicians and Experts, Winnie V. Mitullah

Chapter Five: Legislative Policymaking in Kenya, Gedion Onyango

Chapter Six: Political Parties and Public Policymaking, Solomon Owuoche

Chapter Seven: The Politics of Implementation at County Level: Realizing Devolution in Kenya, Peter Wanyande

Chapter Eight: Policy Implementation as Principal-Agent Problem: The Case of Kenya Wildlife Service, Parita Sureshchandra Shah

Chapter Nine: Public Accountability: State-Society Relations in Kenya, Gedion Onyango

Chapter Ten: Media and Policymaking in Kenya: Framing in Contested Public Spaces, George Ogola

Chapter Eleven: The Politics of External Resource Mobilization: From Foreign Aid to Foreign Investment, Fred Jonyo

Chapter Twelve: Taxation Systems and Public Policy in Kenya: Unpacking the Unwritten Tax Treaty Policy, Attiya Waris and Elvis Oyare

Chapter Thirteen: Institutions and Policy Reform in Kenya: From State to Regime Focus, Patrick. O. Asingo,

Chapter Fourteen: Building and Reforming Institutions: From Technology Transfer to Policy Networks, Eric E. Otenyo

Chapter Fifteen: Kenya: A Comparative East African Perspective, Goran Hyden and Gedion Onyango

Chapter Sixteen: The Evolution of Policy Studies in Kenya, P. Anyang' Nyong'o

Chapter Seventeen: Teaching Public Policy in Kenya: Approaches and Current Issues, Patrick O.Alila and Goran Hyden