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"Academic labor" is a book category that examines the work, conditions, organization, and politics of people who teach, research, and support higher education. It includes empirical studies, theory, history, policy analysis, and memoirs that address topics such as faculty employment patterns (tenure, adjunctification, casualization), graduate student and postdoctoral labor, workloads and academic labor-management relations, unionization and collective bargaining, institutional governance and managerialism, funding and the commercialization of research, and the emotional and ethical dimensions of academic work. Interdisciplinary in scope—drawing on sociology, labor studies, education, law, economics, and cultural studies—books in this category serve scholars, administrators, labor organizers, policy makers, and academics seeking to understand or reform the structures shaping work in universities and colleges.

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