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"Native–settler relations" is a cross-disciplinary book category that examines the interactions, encounters, and ongoing legacies between Indigenous peoples and incoming settlers or colonial societies. It includes histories of contact, conflict, treaties and displacement; legal and policy studies (land rights, sovereignty, treaty law); ethnography, oral histories and Indigenous scholarship that center Indigenous perspectives and agency; memoirs and fiction exploring personal and cultural impacts; and contemporary analysis of reconciliation, decolonization, memory, and intercultural coexistence. Works in this category draw on history, anthropology, law, political science, literature and the arts to illuminate power dynamics, resistance and adaptation, and the social, economic and cultural consequences of colonization across different places and periods.

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