Max Euwe's 1st book on the middle game has a whole chapter on it, almost 20 pages http://www.amazon.com/Middlegame-Book-Static-Features-Algebraic/dp/1880673959/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1253385878&sr=8-1
Neil McDonald discusses it too in his book on strategy: www.amazon.com/Chess-Secrets-Petrosian-Capablanca-Nimzowitsch/dp/1857445414/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1253386061&sr=1-5
I'm sure there are a lot of others, but those two come immediately to mind
Also another book by Max Euwe: "The Road to Chess Mastery" is pretty thorough in it's coverage of the minority attack. Also it's really great in regards to explaining the usual plans in the Queen's Gambit..
Hi,
Do anyone know some good books about minority attack? I play the Queen's gambit and wants to learn more about the minority attack!
- Lasse
IT'S simple, you got to be a minority then you can empathize with the minority position, especially the queens gambit. That game is a choker, as the d4, opening does have a twist, the variant would be the English Opening.
I feel Euwe is a vastly under-rated author for the improving club player. His books made a huge difference in my growth in terms of strategical planning.
I especially enjoyed his "Judgment & Planning" which had not only an instructive chapter on the minority attack but also the flip side which is the queenside majority.
A classic to be considered for players of either side of Queen's Gambit is Baburin's "Winning Pawn Structures".
Baburin only deals with the IQP, no minority attack in his (excellent) book ! 
Baburin's book should be required for all chess players, period. While the book deals almost exclusively with IQP, I think it is an eye opening book. You learn strategies for types of positions. And the same kinds of strategies apply to certain positions not just from queen pawn openings, but also Caro-Kann, French defense, Sicilian defense, and others.
Does anybody know which Dutch-language book Euwe's The Road to Chess Mastery is a translation of?
He was indeed the greatest!
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Hi,
Do anyone know some good books about minority attack? I play the Queen's gambit and wants to learn more about the minority attack!
- Lasse