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Ethnic Violence is a book category that focuses on conflicts in which ethnic identity is a key factor shaping collective harm, exclusion, or persecution. It spans scholarship, investigative journalism, memoir, and fiction to examine causes and dynamics—such as historical grievances, nationalism, discrimination, resource competition, state policy, and propaganda—as well as forms and impacts of violence, from communal riots and pogroms to ethnic cleansing and genocide. Titles often include regional case studies and comparative analyses, survivor and witness narratives, legal and human-rights perspectives, and work on prevention, reconciliation, and peacebuilding. Interdisciplinary by nature, the category draws on history, political science, sociology, anthropology, and law, and engages with ethical questions of representation, memory, and justice.

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