"This book is a brilliant, accessible excursion through the many dimensions of a key aspect of social space. Delaney weaves together provocative illustrations, detailed case studies, and an original theoretical synthesis in order to track the many ways in which territory structures our everyday lives. Thanks to Delaneys lucid writing style and his broad, interdisciplinary expertise, the book will be a tremendously useful resource for students at all levels." --Neil Brenner, New York University "Dividing ourselves up into territories is a pervasive but remarkably ill-understood feature of human life. This book succinctly and expertly explores why territory matters and surveys the ways in which we can better understand it." --John Agnew, University of California, Los Angeles
