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"Strategic autonomy" as a book category covers works that examine how states, regions, organizations, or corporations seek the capacity to make and act on independent strategic choices without undue external constraint. Books in this genre treat topics such as defense and security policy, industrial and technological sovereignty, resilient supply chains, economic independence, foreign-policy decision-making, and the trade-offs between cooperation and self-reliance. They range from theoretical and historical analyses of autonomy in great-power politics to practical policy prescriptions, case studies (e.g., EU strategic autonomy, China’s self-reliance, corporate supply-chain strategies), and operational guidance for building capabilities, deterrence, and crisis resilience. Intended for policymakers, strategists, scholars, and business leaders, the category is inherently interdisciplinary—drawing on international relations, security studies, economics, technology policy, and organizational strategy.

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