This scholarly work by Prof. Dr. Kamel Al-Kinani delves into the foundational principles and contemporary applications of Industrial Location Theory. The book systematically explores the critical factors that influence the geographical placement of industries, including transportation costs, labor availability, resource proximity, and market access. It provides a comprehensive analysis of classical models and modern perspectives, making it an essential resource for students and researchers in economics, geography, and urban planning. The study also examines the impact of globalization and technological advancements on location decisions, offering valuable insights into regional economic development and industrial policy formulation.