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Protecting Bad Intel in a Dirty War: Britain's Emergency in Kenya and the Origins of the 'Migrated Archives', 1952–1960
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2022
Europe Across Boundaries
This chapteranalyzes the colonial recordkeeping practices established in Kenyad uring the Emergency (1952Emergency ( -1960) ) through the reorganization of intelligence services. In doing so,itanalyzes information managementduring the Emergency as an attempt to establisha nd controlo ne legitimate perspective of the counter-insurgency.The BritishColonial Government(BCG) responded to its operational ignorance during the Emergency with aviolent system of screening,aflimsy use of legal evidence,
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