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"State collusion" as a book category describes works—fiction and nonfiction—that center on the covert cooperation between government actors and private interests, criminal networks, foreign powers, or security services to advance power, profit, or repression. These books investigate secrecy, cover-ups, corruption, surveillance, and the erosion of legal and moral accountability, often through the eyes of journalists, whistleblowers, lawyers, investigators, or victims. Tonally they range from investigative reportage and political thrillers to noir and dystopia, exploring institutional rot, moral ambiguity, and the costs of complicity for individuals and societies.

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