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Introduction: Globalization and the State in Contemporary Crime Fiction,ut we also think about how the globalization of crime and policing is producing new hybrid forms of writing capable, not just of describing these transformations, but also subjecting them to scrutiny and critique.

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,John le Carré and The New Novel of Global (In)security, partnerships, le Carré necessarily produces a generically distinctive narrative form. Pepper examines the extent to which le Carré’s self-evident hostility to changes in the security environment wrought by US imperialist agendas on the one hand, and the partial privatization of policing initiatives

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