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"Mass strike" as a book category covers works that examine, fictionalize, or theorize large-scale collective work stoppages and mass labor or popular mobilizations as instruments of political and social change. Books in this category include historical studies of major general strikes and labor movements, theoretical and polemical texts on the strategy and dynamics of mass action, first-person accounts and memoirs by participants, investigative reportage on organizing and repression, and novels that dramatize mass uprising. Common themes are organization and tactics, solidarity and class composition, state and employer responses, legal and ethical implications, and the short- and long-term political consequences of mass strikes. Readers can expect interdisciplinary approaches drawing on labor history, political theory, sociology, and journalism aimed at activists, scholars, and anyone interested in collective power and upheaval.

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