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"Neoliberal reform" as a book category covers works that analyze, advocate, document, or critique the set of policies and ideological shifts favoring market-based solutions, privatization, deregulation, fiscal austerity, trade liberalization, and a reduced role for the state that became prominent from the late 20th century onward. Titles in this genre range from technical policy papers and economic histories to critical sociopolitical studies, case studies of structural adjustment programs, memoirs of policymakers, and investigative journalism that traces the effects of these reforms on governance, inequality, public services, and global capital flows. Such books typically explore the intellectual roots (e.g., neoliberal thought), institutional actors (governments, international financial institutions, corporations), implementation strategies, and contested outcomes—appealing to readers in public policy, economics, political science, history, and informed general audiences interested in contemporary economic and social change.

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