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“Signalling” is a cross‑disciplinary category for books about how information is encoded, transmitted, and interpreted—by people, organisms, and machines. It spans social and economic signalling (status, reputation, incentives, game theory), biological and ecological signalling (cell-to-cell pathways, animal displays, evolution of honest signals), and engineered signalling (telecommunications and networking protocols, control systems, traffic and railway signalling, safety standards). Titles in this category explore how signals are designed, the costs and credibility of sending them, how noise and context affect reliability, and how signals coordinate behavior and meaning. The focus ranges from theory to practical applications, uniting works that explain the cues, codes, and systems we use to communicate and make decisions.

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