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As a book category, "Afro-Asian Solidarity" gathers works that examine the political, intellectual, cultural and social connections between African and Asian peoples and nations—from mid‑20th century anti‑colonial alliances (Bandung, Non‑Aligned Movement) and Cold War geopolitics to contemporary transnational activism, migration, diasporic encounters, and cultural exchange. It includes history, memoir, political theory, literary fiction and poetry, cultural criticism, art history and translation that foreground cross‑continental networks of thinkers, activists and artists, comparative studies of decolonization, development and race, and the ongoing negotiations of identity, power and cooperation. Readers should expect analyses that highlight both collaboration and tension, situate local struggles in a global context, and trace the legacies and contemporary resonances of Afro‑Asian solidarities in struggles against imperialism, racial hierarchies and economic inequality.

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