Which scholarly authors argue that technical standards function as a form of governance (for example 'governance by standards')?

None of the provided texts explicitly name or discuss any scholarly authors who argue that technical standards function as a form of governance (or “governance by standards”). For example, the New America text explains that technical standards can be used to regulate technologies flexibly and continuously in place of traditional rulemaking^[2], and the Gold Standard document lays out guiding principles for technical governance^[10]. However, neither source (nor the texts from UNU, BSI Group, ISO, TU Darmstadt, NIST, or Responsible Mining) cites any specific scholarly authors making that argument.