(Paperback)

This collection of ten essays examines the place and absence of third world nations at the international level during discussions and negotiations.

(Paperback)

As the book shows through surveys of a range of sources including Orwell, Cary, Lessing, Tagore, Achebe, Armah, Marechera and many others, fiction has frequently engaged directly in politics with novels serving both to underwrite the existing order and to act as instruments of change.