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Regional inequality as a book category covers works that examine uneven economic, social, and political outcomes across places—between cities and countryside, regions within countries, or different parts of the world. Books in this category analyze causes (industrial decline, globalization, policy choices, geography, historical legacies), consequences (poverty, migration, health and education gaps, infrastructure deficits), and responses (regional policy, planning, investment, decentralization, spatial justice). They draw on economics, geography, sociology, urban studies, political science and often use case studies, comparative analysis, maps and quantitative measures to explain patterns and propose solutions. Titles range from academic monographs and policy reports to accessible narratives and atlases, aimed at researchers, policymakers, and general readers interested in how place shapes inequality and what can be done about it.

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