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"Modern capitalism" as a book category covers analyses, histories, critiques and narratives focused on the economic, political and cultural systems that shape contemporary market societies. It includes works that explain and examine neoliberalism, globalization, financialization, corporate power, labor markets (including the gig economy), consumer culture, and the role of technology and platforms (e.g., surveillance capitalism). Books in this category range from academic studies and investigative journalism to policy proposals, memoirs and even fiction that illuminates lived experience under modern market forces; common themes are inequality, regulation, corporate governance, state-market relations, and the environmental and social consequences of capitalist expansion. Readers can expect interdisciplinary approaches drawing on economics, sociology, political science and history, as well as practical perspectives on business strategy, policy reform and activism.

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