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"Racial anthropology" as a book category encompasses works that examine human biological variation, the historical and scientific development of race concepts, and the social, political, and ethical consequences of those ideas. It spans disciplines—biological/physical anthropology, cultural anthropology, history of science, genetics, sociology and critical race studies—and includes empirical studies (e.g., population genetics, forensic anthropology), historical accounts of race science and colonialism, critiques of eugenics and scientific racism, and analyses of how racial categories shape identity, policy and inequality. Books in this category may be technical or popular, aiming at scholars, students, and informed general readers interested in the science, history and societal implications of race and human diversity.

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