Growth, Politics, and the Stratification of Places

Systematic inequalities among interdependent places are described here as a dimension of stratification of persons and organizations. The "stratification of places" is compared with the classic dimensions of class and status as a basis of collective action, and it is argued that the competition of places is a significant cause of the territorial differentiation of human communities.

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