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"Anti-populism" as a book category comprises works that critically examine and challenge populist movements, leaders, and rhetoric—diagnosing how appeals to "the people" versus "the elite" can erode pluralism, institutions, minority rights, and deliberative policymaking. These books range from scholarly political analysis and historical case studies to investigative journalism, essays, and policy prescriptions, and they explore mechanisms such as charismatic leadership, scapegoating, misinformation, media manipulation, and institutional capture. Authors may come from different political perspectives but share an emphasis on defending norms of constitutional democracy, expertise, and civic pluralism, or on offering practical strategies to resist demagoguery and rebuild civic trust.

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