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"Telecommunications regulation" as a book category covers the legal, policy, economic and technical frameworks that govern the provision, operation and oversight of communications networks and services. Works in this category examine national and international laws, regulatory institutions and processes (spectrum allocation, licensing, interconnection, competition law, universal service and consumer protections), as well as economic regulation (pricing, market entry, wholesale/retail rules) and policy issues such as net neutrality, privacy, cybersecurity and emerging technologies. Books range from textbooks and practitioner handbooks to comparative studies, case law collections, policy analysis and historical accounts, and may include technical explanations to connect regulatory rules to network architecture and business models. Typical audiences are regulators, lawyers, industry professionals, policymakers, scholars and students seeking guidance on compliance, reform, or the impact of regulation on markets and innovation.

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