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"Social Imaginary" is a books category for works that examine the shared images, stories, symbols, norms and frameworks through which people imagine and enact collective life. Titles in this category analyze how these imaginaries—from national myths and religious narratives to media-driven fantasies, urban visions and digital publics—shape institutions, identities, everyday practices and political possibilities. Interdisciplinary in scope, the books blend theory, history, ethnography and cultural criticism to show how imaginaries are produced, contested and changed, how they legitimize power or spark social movements, and how alternative imaginaries open paths to different futures. Ideal for readers interested in cultural sociology, political theory and the narratives that make societies intelligible.

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