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Psychopolitics is a cross-disciplinary book category that examines how psychological knowledge, techniques, media, and technologies are used to shape political beliefs, emotions, and behavior. It covers everything from historical and theoretical analyses of propaganda, political psychology, and social control to investigative reporting on modern practices—advertising, social media algorithms, surveillance, behavioral “nudges,” and neurotechnology—through which states, parties, and corporations influence populations. Titles in this category can be academic or popular nonfiction, memoirs, and speculative or dystopian fiction, and they typically explore power, consent, identity, resistance, and the ethical implications of engineering minds and public opinion.

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