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"Knowledge networks" is a nonfiction category that explores how information, expertise, and understanding are created, organized, shared, and transformed across people, organizations, and technologies. It includes theoretical works on network and systems thinking, histories and ethnographies of intellectual communities and collaborative movements, practical guides to knowledge management and organizational learning, and studies of digital platforms, social media, and AI that mediate information exchange. Books in this category examine nodes and ties—individuals, teams, institutions, databases—and the social, technological, and cognitive processes that govern trust, credibility, innovation, and the spread of ideas. Aimed at scholars, practitioners, and curious general readers, these titles blend sociology, information science, management, cognitive science, and computer science to illuminate how knowledge ecosystems form, evolve, and can be intentionally shaped.

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