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"Coalition Politics" is a category for books that examine how political actors—parties, interest groups, social movements, and states—form, manage, and dissolve alliances to gain power and shape policy. It encompasses comparative and country-specific studies of coalition and minority governments, theoretical work on coalition formation and stability, empirical case studies of successes and failures, historical narratives and leader biographies, and practical guides for negotiation and power-sharing. Common themes include bargaining, compromise, party systems, institutional constraints, coalition maintenance and breakdown, representation of divided societies, and transnational or issue-based coalitions (e.g., climate or security). Works in this category draw on political science, history, sociology and law, using qualitative and quantitative methods, and are aimed at scholars, students, practitioners, journalists and informed citizens interested in the mechanics and consequences of collaborative political action.

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