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"Leftist movements" as a book category encompasses works that examine, document, and interpret political currents and collective actions situated on the left of the political spectrum—ranging from social democratic reformism to socialism, communism, anarchism, and radical anti-capitalist currents. It includes histories of labor movements, anti-colonial struggles, civil-rights and feminist movements, environmental and anti-globalization campaigns, and contemporary intersectional and identity-based activism, as well as analyses of theory, strategy, and policy. Books in this category can be scholarly histories and political theory, biographies and memoirs of activists and organizers, manifestos and pamphlets, investigative reporting, and sometimes fiction that explores leftist ideas. Across geographic regions and from the nineteenth century to the present, the category centers on questions of economic and social equality, collective action, power structures, and efforts to transform institutions and society.

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