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Popular Protest is a category for books that explore how ordinary people collectively challenge power and push for social, political, economic, or environmental change. It encompasses works on demonstrations, strikes, boycotts, occupations, uprisings, and civil disobedience, ranging from local campaigns to global movements. Titles may include narrative histories, case studies, ethnographies, sociological and political analyses, investigative journalism, memoirs and oral histories, and visual/documentary accounts. Common themes include the causes of mobilization, organizing and coalition-building, tactics and strategy, protest culture and symbolism, media and digital networks, state and corporate responses (including policing and law), and the outcomes and legacies of movements. Covering diverse eras and regions, the category examines both nonviolent and confrontational forms of action to show how public pressure reshapes policy, culture, and everyday life.

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