Joshua Huminski
@joshuachuminski
SVP of NatSec & Intel @CSPC_DC, policy for @MikeRogersforMI, @diplocourier book reviewer, @MasonNatSec Senior Fellow, & @IrregWarfare Non-Resident Fellow.
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As December arrives, it means it is one of my favourite times of the year - when I get to offer my picks for the Diplomatic Courier #BestBooks2023 . It was a great year of reading with some truly superb books. In no particular order...🧵diplomaticourier.com/posts/13-best-…
'Beyond the Wall' by Katja Hoyer is history at its finest, bringing rich colour & vibrancy (& personal experience) to the often colourless and drab East Germany. It puts the country in its own context, not just as a Cold War battleground. #BestBooks2023 diplomaticourier.com/posts/upstairs…
Understanding #AI means more than just predictions of doom, but seeing the components that will lead to competitive advantage. Paul Scharre's 'Four Battlegrounds' offers unparalleled insights into what will lead to national success in AI. #BestBooks2023 diplomaticourier.com/posts/begun-th…
The Financial Times 's Christopher Miller likely penned the single best book of the year on Ukraine with his “War Came to Us.” A blend of his personal experiences & sublime reporting Miller’s approach provides an overarching history & engaging narrative. #BestBooks2023 diplomaticourier.com/posts/on-the-f…
In 'Earth Transformed' Peter Frankopan brings his keen eye for detail & masterful storytelling to chart the climactic development of the world & how weather has affected human history, showing that it is both a force for good & ill. #BestBooks2023 diplomaticourier.com/posts/climate-…
Beyond a catchy title, Scott Shapiro's “Fancy Bear Goes Phishing” is one of the cleverest approaches yet to explaining cyber security. Shapiro explains to lay readers how hackers exploited systemic & psychological weaknesses. #BestBooks2023 diplomaticourier.com/posts/cyber-li…
