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"Containerization" is a cross-disciplinary book category that gathers works about the practice, technology, history and cultural impact of using standardized "containers" — whether physical shipping containers and intermodal logistics, packaging and architecture, or virtual containers in computing (Docker, Kubernetes) — as systems for transport, storage and modular design. Titles range from technical manuals and industry case studies (supply chain management, port operations, software deployment) to economic and environmental analyses, policy and regulatory histories, and even nonfiction or fiction exploring the social and metaphoric dimensions of containment. The category appeals to practitioners and students in logistics, engineering and IT, as well as policymakers, business readers and general-interest audiences seeking context on how container-based systems reshape trade, technology, infrastructure and everyday life.

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