Struggles to influence the balance of power and the
distribution of economic resources in Kenya have a long history of
violence: national and local, actual and threatened, physical and
psychological. Somewhat controlled by sophisticated legal,
administrative and political institutions and strongly tempered by a
deep fund of intercommunity cooperation, violence has been kept in
check, but remains persistent.
The levels of violence vary from place to place and year to year, and
seldom break out into full-scale clashes or war. Nonetheless, different
forms of violence combine with politics to form a resilient chain that
exerts powerful control over people’s lives and resists straightforward
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