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“Coalition formation” covers books that examine how independent actors join forces to pursue shared or overlapping goals, and the strategies, institutions, and dynamics that shape such alliances. Drawing on political science, economics, sociology, psychology, and computer science, works in this category explore why coalitions form, how members negotiate commitments and divide benefits, and what keeps alliances stable or causes them to fracture. Topics range from parliamentary and cabinet coalitions, party mergers, international alliances, and social-movement collaborations to corporate partnerships, labor-management fronts, and multi-agent coordination. The category includes theoretical models (game theory, bargaining, network analysis), historical and contemporary case studies, and practical guides to building and sustaining alliances, appealing to readers interested in governance, collective action, negotiation, and strategy across public, private, and civic spheres.

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