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Anticolonialism, as a book category, encompasses works that critique, resist, and seek to dismantle colonial domination and its legacies; it includes historical accounts of imperial conquest and decolonization, political theory and manifestos advocating independence and self-determination, memoirs and oral histories from colonized peoples, and fiction that centers anti-imperial struggle and indigenous or subaltern perspectives. These books examine power, race, economy, culture, and law under colonial rule, document movements for liberation, and explore ongoing effects of settler colonialism, neocolonialism, and globalization. Often interdisciplinary, the category brings together scholarship, testimony, poetry, and storytelling that challenge colonial narratives, recover suppressed voices, and imagine postcolonial futures grounded in autonomy, reparative justice, and cultural survival.

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