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Neoconservatism, as a book category, encompasses works on a late 20th‑century political movement—rooted largely in the United States—known for advocating an assertive foreign policy, the promotion of democracy and American leadership abroad, skepticism of large-scale social engineering at home, and a preference for market-oriented economics. Titles in this genre include primary texts and manifestos by leading thinkers and policymakers, historical overviews of the movement’s origins and evolution (from the Cold War through the post‑9/11 era), and policy analyses on issues such as intervention, nation‑building, and alliance politics. The category also features biographies and memoirs of key figures, as well as critical and supportive assessments that debate neoconservatism’s ideas, strategies, and impact. Overall, it gathers both foundational arguments and wide-ranging critiques to illuminate the movement’s intellectual roots and real‑world consequences.

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