Routledge Global Trafficking Networks on Film and Television

Explore the complex connection between audiovisual media and global criminal networks with this academic study from Routledge. This book examines how film and television narratives portray the war on drugs in Mexico and the United States, looking at the impact of digital content distribution on global audiences. By mapping media representations of globalized Mexican cartels, the text investigates the social, cultural, and geopolitical consequences of how these stories are consumed. It provides a multi-method study that looks at the links between media production and the real-world perceptions of criminal networks. This work is an essential resource for those studying the intersection of media, crime, and international relations in the digital age.