The provided text introduces the 2024 book Physical and Symbolic Borders and Boundaries and How They Unfold in Space, edited by Basak Tanulku and Simone Pekelsma. This multidisciplinary work investigates how spatial divisions are created, maintained, and dismantled across global landscapes, ranging from gated communities to digital environments. It specifically explores the intersection of physical barriers, like fences and walls, with symbolic social limits such as gender, class, and ethnicity. A featured case study examines the systemic marginalization of Dalit women in Mumbai, highlighting how caste-based discrimination persists within modern urban housing schemes. By blending sociology, human geography, and visual arts, the authors argue that borders are not just static lines on a map but dynamic processes that define identity and power. Ultimately, the collection serves as a critical resource for understanding how socio-spatial fragmentation continues to shape human experience in an increasingly globalized world.