Stephen M. Magu is Assistant Professor of Political Science at Norfolk State University, USA. Stephen holds a PhD in International Studies (2013, ODU), a Master of Social Work degree (2007, WashU) degree from Washington University in St. Louis and a Bachelor of Education (Arts) degree from Kenyatta University (1999, KU). He has written extensively on African Regional Economic Communities, Africa’s foreign policy, democracy, governance, economic development, conflict and corruption

• Chapter 1: Introduction – Kenya’s Foreign Policy: Equal Parts Past, Equal Parts Future.- Chapter 2: Divergent History, Sources of and Genesis of Kenya's Foreign Policy.- Chapter 3: Politics of New Geography, Statehood, Demographics and Territorial Integrity.- Chapter 4: African Unity, Regionalism, Restive Neighbors, Sovereignty & Non-Alignment.- Chapter 5: The Second Image? Incompatibilities, Violence and Regional Foreign Policy Implications.- Chapter 6: National Security and Foreign Policy: Interventions, Regional Peace and Terrorism.- Chapter 7: Kenya’s Foreign Policy and Global Multilateral Engagements.- Chapter 8: International Law, Diplomacy and Regional Intervention and Displaced Peoples.- Chapter 9: SOFT(i)ssues: Trade, Economics, Sustainable Economic Development and Good Governance.- Chapter 10: Kenya’s Foreign Policy Issues and Scandals.- Index.

Stephen M. Magu is Assistant Professor of Political Science at Norfolk State University, USA. Stephen holds a PhD in International Studies (2013, ODU), a Master of Social Work degree (2007, WashU) degree from Washington University in St. Louis and a Bachelor of Education (Arts) degree from Kenyatta University (1999, KU). He has written extensively on African Regional Economic Communities, Africa’s foreign policy, democracy, governance, economic development, conflict and corruption

• Chapter 1: Introduction – Kenya’s Foreign Policy: Equal Parts Past, Equal Parts Future.- Chapter 2: Divergent History, Sources of and Genesis of Kenya's Foreign Policy.- Chapter 3: Politics of New Geography, Statehood, Demographics and Territorial Integrity.- Chapter 4: African Unity, Regionalism, Restive Neighbors, Sovereignty & Non-Alignment.- Chapter 5: The Second Image? Incompatibilities, Violence and Regional Foreign Policy Implications.- Chapter 6: National Security and Foreign Policy: Interventions, Regional Peace and Terrorism.- Chapter 7: Kenya’s Foreign Policy and Global Multilateral Engagements.- Chapter 8: International Law, Diplomacy and Regional Intervention and Displaced Peoples.- Chapter 9: SOFT(i)ssues: Trade, Economics, Sustainable Economic Development and Good Governance.- Chapter 10: Kenya’s Foreign Policy Issues and Scandals.- Index.

Stephen M. Magu is Assistant Professor of Political Science at Norfolk State University, USA. Stephen holds a PhD in International Studies (2013, ODU), a Master of Social Work degree (2007, WashU) degree from Washington University in St. Louis and a Bachelor of Education (Arts) degree from Kenyatta University (1999, KU). He has written extensively on African Regional Economic Communities, Africa’s foreign policy, democracy, governance, economic development, conflict and corruption

• Chapter 1: Introduction – Kenya’s Foreign Policy: Equal Parts Past, Equal Parts Future.- Chapter 2: Divergent History, Sources of and Genesis of Kenya's Foreign Policy.- Chapter 3: Politics of New Geography, Statehood, Demographics and Territorial Integrity.- Chapter 4: African Unity, Regionalism, Restive Neighbors, Sovereignty & Non-Alignment.- Chapter 5: The Second Image? Incompatibilities, Violence and Regional Foreign Policy Implications.- Chapter 6: National Security and Foreign Policy: Interventions, Regional Peace and Terrorism.- Chapter 7: Kenya’s Foreign Policy and Global Multilateral Engagements.- Chapter 8: International Law, Diplomacy and Regional Intervention and Displaced Peoples.- Chapter 9: SOFT(i)ssues: Trade, Economics, Sustainable Economic Development and Good Governance.- Chapter 10: Kenya’s Foreign Policy Issues and Scandals.- Index.