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Unipolarity, as a book category, gathers fiction and nonfiction that examine worlds dominated by a single political, economic, technological, or cultural power and the consequences of that concentrated supremacy. Novels and stories in this genre explore life under a dominant hegemon—near‑future political thrillers, alternate histories, dystopias, and domestic dramas that probe surveillance, soft power, imperialism, and the erosion or enforcement of plurality—while nonfiction titles analyze the mechanisms, ethics, and geopolitics of unipolar orders. Common themes include asymmetric power dynamics, dissent and resistance, moral ambiguity of dominance, identity and cultural homogenization, and the tensions between stability and coercion; stylistically the category ranges from granular realist reportage to speculative worldbuilding and allegory, all centered on the effects of one actor shaping the fate of many.

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