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"Teacher unions" as a book category covers works that explore the organizations, people, politics and practices of collective representation in K–12 and higher education. Books in this genre include histories and biographies of union leaders, case studies of strikes and contract negotiations, analyses of collective bargaining, labor law and education policy, practical guides for organizing and advocacy, and investigative or opinion-driven accounts of unions' roles in school reform and teacher professional life. They examine relationships between unions, governments, school districts, parents and reform movements, and often address themes of labor rights, pedagogy, equity, funding, and political power. Intended for educators, union activists, policymakers, researchers and general readers interested in labor and education, this category ranges from scholarly research to memoir and accessible reportage.

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