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Anti-imperialism as a book category brings together works that critique and resist systems of empire, colonization, and external domination—whether political, economic, cultural, or military. It includes histories of colonization and decolonization, theoretical and philosophical critiques (from Marxist, postcolonial, indigenous, anarchist and other perspectives), memoirs and testimonies of anti-colonial activists, investigative reporting on contemporary forms of neo‑imperialism (corporate extractivism, military intervention, debt and trade coercion), and fiction and poetry that dramatize struggles for sovereignty and self‑determination. Common themes are power and resistance, sovereignty, racialized and gendered violence, cultural erasure and resilience, solidarity movements, and the legacies of empire in global inequality. Readers can expect a mix of scholarly analysis, polemic, reportage and narrative storytelling that foregrounds marginalized voices and alternative visions for political and economic autonomy.

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