Charles Ambler

TL;DR: Ambler concludes with the reflection that "For those convinced of the inherency and intractability of ethnic animosity, the peoples of nineteenth-century central Kenya have a story to tell." (p. 157).

TL;DR: The phenomenon of "Copperbelt Cowboys" and its manifestation in urban areas across much of British-ruled Africa vividly demonstrates the rapid and pervasive penetration of mythic Hollywood screen imagery into even remote corners of the empire.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors explore the complex relationship between alcohol use and the emergence of the modern urban industrial system and reveal vibrant subcultures nurtured in beerhalls and underground shebeens and expose the bitter conflicts over alcohol that run along the fault lines of age, gender, class, and ethnicity.