Melissa Kennedy is Guest Professor of Literature and Culture Studies at the University of Vienna, Austria. She publishes on New Zealand and Maori fiction as well as materialist approaches to poverty and wealth in postcolonial and world fiction. Her work brings together literature and economics, both disciplines that narrativise human interaction. She is the author of Striding Both Worlds: Witi Ihimaera and New Zealand Literary Tradition (2011).

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• 1. Introduction.- 2. Colonial Capitalism.- 3. Neocolonialism.- 4. Global Neoliberalism.- 5. Conclusion.- Works Cited.- Index.

Melissa Kennedy is Guest Professor of Literature and Culture Studies at the University of Vienna, Austria. She publishes on New Zealand and Maori fiction as well as materialist approaches to poverty and wealth in postcolonial and world fiction. Her work brings together literature and economics, both disciplines that narrativise human interaction. She is the author of Striding Both Worlds: Witi Ihimaera and New Zealand Literary Tradition (2011).

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• 1. Introduction.- 2. Colonial Capitalism.- 3. Neocolonialism.- 4. Global Neoliberalism.- 5. Conclusion.- Works Cited.- Index.

Melissa Kennedy is Guest Professor of Literature and Culture Studies at the University of Vienna, Austria. She publishes on New Zealand and Maori fiction as well as materialist approaches to poverty and wealth in postcolonial and world fiction. Her work brings together literature and economics, both disciplines that narrativise human interaction. She is the author of Striding Both Worlds: Witi Ihimaera and New Zealand Literary Tradition (2011).

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• 1. Introduction.- 2. Colonial Capitalism.- 3. Neocolonialism.- 4. Global Neoliberalism.- 5. Conclusion.- Works Cited.- Index.