Social Inequality: Past, Present and Future

Inequality stands as one of the enduring chronic diseases afflicting human societies throughout history. Among its various forms, social inequality emerges as particularly formidable, intricately woven into the fabric of societal structures, and notoriously challenging to dismantle. Despite the proliferation of scholarly works and literature addressing social inequality, significant knowledge gaps persist in this field, compounded by a lack of comprehensive geographical representation. Recognizing this lacuna, the book under discussion endeavors to fill this void by offering a panoramic view of social inequality across the globe. This book presents a rich tapestry of perspectives and analyses, offering valuable insights into the complexities of social inequality across different contexts and regions. Through its interdisciplinary approach and diverse authorship, the book contributes significantly to the ongoing discourse on inequality and provides a foundation for future research and action in addressing this pressing societal issue. Each chapter is grounded in factual truth and supported by an appropriate knowledge base, offering readers a sobering yet illuminating depiction of the realities of social inequality. The authors express hope that policymakers will utilize this comprehensive resource to formulate effective policies aimed at addressing the systemic issues perpetuating inequality. Through its meticulous analysis and compelling narrative, the book endeavors to provoke meaningful dialogue and catalyze actionable change in the ongoing struggle against social inequality.