Literatures of Liberalization

Focusing on the global exchange of cultures and ideologies from the long nineteenth century to modern neoliberalism, the book examines both coerced and voluntary interactions across national boundaries. It highlights the role of literature and geopolitical commodities in shaping world affairs, emphasizing local distinctiveness during transculturation. With a foundation in interdisciplinary collaboration, the author synthesizes theoretical scholarship and presents original case studies, offering a new methodology for literary studies in a global context, appealing to a diverse scholarly audience.