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"Settler‑Native relations" is a cross‑disciplinary book category that examines the interactions between settler or colonizing populations and Indigenous/Native peoples across historical and contemporary contexts. Works in this category include history, memoir, fiction, legal and political analysis, anthropology, oral history, and cultural studies that explore themes of land and sovereignty, treaties and law, displacement and migration, cultural exchange and assimilation, conflict and cooperation, resistance and resilience, and processes of memory, representation, and reconciliation. Titles may center Indigenous voices and perspectives or analyze settler viewpoints, and they often engage critically with colonial power dynamics, policies, and their long‑term social, economic, and environmental impacts in regions such as the Americas, Australia, New Zealand, and beyond.

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