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"Anti-globalization" as a book category groups works that critique the economic, political, cultural, and environmental consequences of contemporary global integration—especially neoliberal trade policies, corporate power, and market-driven governance. Titles in this category analyze how global capital and institutions affect inequality, labor rights, indigenous and local communities, cultural homogenization, and ecological degradation, and they often document resistance movements (from WTO protests to localism and fair-trade campaigns). Books range from scholarly critiques and investigative journalism to polemics, memoirs, and fiction, and frequently propose alternatives such as protectionist policies, community-based economies, degrowth, or "alter-globalization" models that emphasize social justice and sustainability. The category appeals to readers interested in global politics, social movements, economic justice, and environmental impacts of globalization.

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