This book explores the complex dynamics of equality and inequality in a globalized world. It examines how historical and contemporary processes have shaped social and economic disparities, focusing on regions such as Algeria, Tunisia, Peru, Mexico, South Africa, China, and France. The authors analyze the tension between the proliferation of rights aimed at promoting equality and the persistent, often reinforced inequalities. Through a multidisciplinary approach, the book questions whether current measures to address inequality are effective or merely ideological constructs that legitimize disparities. It targets scholars and students in social sciences interested in globalization, inequality, and social justice. |