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Platform Governance as a book category covers the rules, institutions, technologies and practices that shape how digital platforms operate and affect users, markets and societies. It includes scholarship and practical analysis on topics such as content moderation, algorithmic decision‑making and transparency, data governance and privacy, platform liability and competition policy, labor and gig‑work relations, civic harms (misinformation, extremism), and the design of governance mechanisms (community standards, automated moderation, APIs, regulation, multi‑stakeholder processes). Interdisciplinary in nature, works in this category draw on law, public policy, political science, economics, sociology, computer science and ethics to examine case studies, regulatory frameworks, corporate governance, and comparative global perspectives on how platforms are governed and how governance can be improved.

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