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"Information flows" denotes books that explore how data, messages, and knowledge move through technical, social, institutional and cultural channels and how those movements shape decisions, power and collective outcomes. Encompassing everything from information theory, network science and media studies to cybersecurity, policy analysis, design of communication systems, narrative journalism and speculative fiction, the category focuses on pathways and bottlenecks, amplification and attenuation, feedback loops, translation and loss, and the politics and ethics of gatekeeping and control. Such books combine theory, case studies and storytelling to illuminate how flows of information coordinate action, create influence, spread ideas (or misinformation), and reconfigure relationships in an increasingly interconnected world.

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