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"Anti-democracy" as a book-category covers works—both fiction and nonfiction—that question, criticize, or oppose democratic forms of government and the underlying principles of majority rule, political equality, and liberal pluralism. It includes philosophical treatises and polemics arguing for alternative systems (authoritarianism, technocracy, aristocracy, monarchy, or meritocratic elites), historical studies of anti-democratic movements and regimes, strategy and propaganda texts, and novels or dystopias that portray democracy as flawed or dangerous. Recurring themes are order versus chaos, elitism, critiques of mass opinion and electoral politics, and explorations of centralized authority or hierarchical social designs. This category often overlaps with political theory, history, and polemical writing and can range from scholarly analysis to overt advocacy, so readers should be aware of its potentially controversial or partisan perspectives.

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