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“Stable isotope analysis” as a book category encompasses works that explain and apply the measurement of natural, non-radioactive isotope ratios to trace sources, pathways, and processes in natural and human systems. Titles in this genre cover core principles (isotopic fractionation, mass balance, mixing models), analytical methods and instrumentation (isotope‐ratio mass spectrometry, laser spectroscopy), sample preparation, calibration and standards, quality control, and data interpretation. They span applications across disciplines, including paleoenvironment and climate reconstruction, hydrology and the water cycle, ecology and food webs, biogeochemical cycles, archaeology and anthropology (diet, mobility, provenance), geology and ore genesis, forensics and food authenticity, environmental pollution source apportionment, and biomedical and metabolic studies. The category includes textbooks, laboratory manuals, methodological guides, case-study compendia, and reference handbooks, serving students, researchers, and practitioners in Earth, environmental, life, and archaeological sciences who use stable isotopes of elements such as C, N, O, H, S, Sr, and Pb to answer quantitative questions about the past and present.

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