Geopolitics and the Anglophone Novel, 1890–2011

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GEOPOLITICS AND THE ANGLOPHONE NOVEL, 1890–2011
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Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction: The novel’s administrative turn
CHAPTER 1: Fiction after liberalism
CHAPTER 2: How literature administers “failed” states
	FAILURE IS NORMAL
	FAILURE IN FICTION
	THE AUTHOR-FUNCTION OF STATE
	EXPERTS IN ATROCITY
CHAPTER 3: The novelistic management of inequality in the age of meritocracy
	WE ARE ALL EXPERTS
	REFORMING RESEARCH
	IMPERIAL FEELING
	HUMANITIES AMIDST HIERARCHIES
CHAPTER 4: Entrepreneurship and imperial politics in twentieth-century historical fiction
	WORLD-HISTORICAL NETWORKING
	GLOBAL CLANS
	COLONIAL RISK
CHAPTER 5: Women as economic actors in contemporary and modernist novels
	THE FEMINIZATION OF GLOBALIZATION
	WOMEN WHO NETWORK
	AFTER THE DOMESTIC WOMAN
	SISTERS AT WORK
Postscript: The literary politics of being well attached
Bibliography
Index