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Science and technology policy as a book category covers the laws, institutions, strategies and debates that shape how societies produce, govern and use scientific knowledge and technological innovation. Books in this area examine topics such as research funding and priority-setting, innovation systems and technology transfer, regulation and risk governance of emerging technologies (AI, biotech, energy, etc.), intellectual property and standards, science advice and evidence-informed policymaking, and the economic, ethical and social impacts of technological change. They draw on politics, economics, sociology of science, law and public administration to analyze policy instruments, case studies, international comparisons and measurement approaches, and often discuss questions of equity, security and global coordination. These titles are aimed at policymakers, researchers, students, industry professionals and informed readers who want to understand how policy shapes technological trajectories and societal outcomes.

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