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"Settler movement" as a book category covers works that examine the mobilization of people who move into, establish, and assert control over territories beyond their ancestral homelands—whether as part of organized colonization, frontier expansion, immigration-driven settlement, or political campaigns to claim land. It embraces history, memoir, fiction, political analysis, and cultural criticism that explore settler ideologies, community-building, interactions and conflicts with Indigenous peoples, legal and institutional frameworks, and the social and environmental consequences of settlement. Entries can range from romanticized pioneer tales to rigorous critiques of settler colonialism, displacement, and movements for recognition, reparations, or reconciliation, and often juxtapose settler perspectives with those of Indigenous and other affected communities. Overall, the category foregrounds questions of land, identity, power, memory, and the long-term legacies of settlement.

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