Developing Uganda

Edited by Holger Bernt Hansen and Michael Twaddle, Developing Uganda forms part of the respected Eastern African Studies series. Published in 1998, this volume brings together detailed scholarly analysis focused on the nation's political landscape, governance, economic conditions, and policy trajectories.

Across 299 pages, the contributors assess key facets of Ugandan society and public policy. The work provides deep historical context for understanding the broader social and administrative issues shaping the country's development agenda.

This book is a valuable resource for university students, lecturers, researchers, and policy analysts seeking a serious, well-documented exploration of Uganda's modern political and economic history.