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Social-ecological systems is an interdisciplinary book category focused on the intertwined dynamics of human societies and the ecosystems they depend on, treating them as coupled, coevolving systems. Books in this genre blend ecology, sociology, economics, geography, and systems science to analyze feedbacks between resource use, governance, culture, and environmental change. Titles span foundational theory and methods (resilience, complex adaptive systems, ecosystem services, adaptive management, scenario analysis) and applied case studies of fisheries, agriculture, forests, urban regions, and climate adaptation. Common themes include sustainability, collective action and the commons, risk and vulnerability, indigenous and local knowledge, and environmental justice. The category serves researchers, students, practitioners, and policymakers seeking concepts and tools to diagnose problems, design institutions, and guide transitions toward resilient, equitable, and sustainable futures at local to global scales.

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