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Land Power is a category focused on how states and other actors use ground forces and control of terrain to achieve strategic and political aims. Books in this genre examine the theory and history of land warfare from antiquity to the present; the impact of geography, logistics, and technology on campaigns; and the organization and employment of infantry, armor, artillery, engineers, and special operations forces. Topics commonly include strategy and doctrine, campaign case studies, counterinsurgency and urban warfare, peacekeeping and occupation, and the role of land forces in joint and multi-domain operations. The category also touches on the geopolitics of continental power, border security, and the challenges of seizing, holding, and governing territory. Works range from scholarly analyses and professional manuals to biographies, memoirs, and narrative histories.

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