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Transnational solidarity as a book category collects works that explore bonds, alliances and cooperative strategies forged across national borders to pursue social, political, economic or environmental justice. It includes histories and case studies of international movements (labor, anti-colonial, feminist, migrant, climate and human-rights activism), theoretical and comparative analyses of solidarity, practical guides for cross-border organizing, memoirs and journalism that trace interpersonal and institutional networks, and fiction that imagines transnational forms of care and resistance. Key themes are coalition-building, power asymmetries between North and South, diaspora politics, intersectionality, legal and policy dimensions of cross-border cooperation, and the tensions between universal claims and local specificity. The category is inherently interdisciplinary and appeals to readers interested in global social movements, international relations, activism, and the ethics and practice of collective action across borders.

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