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"Territorial inequality" as a book category covers works that examine and explain uneven distributions of wealth, services, power and opportunity across geographic spaces—between cities and countryside, regions within countries, and across nations. This includes empirical studies and theories of regional development, urban–rural divides, spatial justice, migration and segregation, infrastructure and service disparities (health, education, transport), environmental burdens, and governance or policy responses to place-based disadvantage. Books in this category range from academic analyses and policy reports using quantitative and GIS methods to comparative histories, ethnographies, and accessible popular accounts, and they appeal to researchers, planners, policymakers, students and activists interested in understanding and addressing how location shapes life chances.

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