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"Anti-war movement" as a book category encompasses works that document, analyze, or creatively explore organized opposition to war and militarism. It includes histories of protest movements (from 19th-century pacifism through Vietnam to recent wars), memoirs and oral histories of activists and conscientious objectors, political and ethical critiques of militarism, manifestos and movement literature, and fiction or poetry that reflects antiwar themes. Typical concerns are the moral and human costs of conflict, tactics of dissent (protests, civil disobedience, conscientious objection), state responses, and intersections with civil rights, feminism, and peacebuilding. Books in this category can be scholarly, journalistic, personal, or artistic and are aimed at readers interested in social movements, political change, and the human impact of war.

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