Explore how novels have evolved into powerful tools for examining international relations and governance since the 1890s, with authors like Adichie using character-driven narratives to experiment with solutions to real global challenges.
Best quote from Fiction as Geopolitical Laboratory
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Novels aren't just entertainment—they're actually contributing to political and social sciences in their own way by creating a space where we can imagine and test different approaches to governance.
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History and geopolitics what novel in the world
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Lena
Miles
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