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Actor-Network Theory (ANT) is a theoretical and methodological approach primarily used in the social sciences, particularly in sociology and science and technology studies. As a category for books, it encompasses works that explore the complex interplay between human and non-human entities in the construction of social, technological, and scientific networks. Books in this genre often delve into how actors—ranging from individuals and organizations to technologies and natural phenomena—interact and form networks that influence and shape societal structures and knowledge production. These works challenge traditional distinctions between the social and the technical, emphasizing the agency of non-human actors and the fluidity of networks. Readers interested in ANT will find analyses that question conventional hierarchies and explore the dynamic interdependencies that constitute our world.

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