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Ethnomathematics is a book category devoted to how mathematical ideas, practices, and problem-solving develop within specific cultural contexts and everyday activities. Titles in this genre examine indigenous and local knowledge systems past and present—such as numeration, measurement, spatial reasoning, patterns in art and architecture, weaving, music, calendars, navigation, and games—showing how language, values, and community needs shape mathematics. Blending anthropology, history of science, sociology, and math education, these works offer case studies, comparative analyses, and classroom applications that broaden conventional views of mathematics and support culturally responsive, decolonizing pedagogy. The category includes scholarly monographs, accessible overviews, and curriculum resources, appealing to educators, researchers, students, and general readers interested in the intersections of culture and mathematics.

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