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"Economic marginalization" as a book category covers works that examine how individuals, communities, or entire populations are pushed to the edges of economic life and denied full access to wealth, opportunity, services, and decision-making. It includes empirical studies, historical accounts, policy analyses, memoirs and fiction that explore causes (discrimination, deindustrialization, globalization, austerity, spatial segregation, informalization), mechanisms (labor-market exclusion, precarious work, debt, lack of social protection), and consequences (poverty, health disparities, political disenfranchisement, social exclusion). Books in this category draw on economics, sociology, political economy, geography and anthropology, and often address responses ranging from grassroots organizing and alternative economies to policy reforms and legal interventions, making the category useful for readers interested in inequality, development, social justice, and the intersections of race, gender, migration and class.

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