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"Territorialization" as a book category groups works that examine how space—physical, political, cultural or virtual—is claimed, bounded, contested and lived in. These books focus on acts of making and remaking territories: colonization and decolonization, border-making and migration, gentrification and urban planning, ecological enclosure and resource extraction, digital geographies and planetary expansion, as well as the intimate processes by which people carve out home, identity and belonging. Narratives often hinge on power, law, memory and resistance, and use devices such as maps, archival fragments, multi-perspective reportage or speculative worldbuilding to show how boundaries shape lives and futures. Tonally and formally wide-ranging, the genre attracts readers of political fiction, social critique, eco-literature, speculative and historical narratives—anyone interested in the politics and poetics of space.

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