A satire of the European Union, from bureaucracy to historical memory
Ash Carter’s memoir is a wonk’s guide to the Pentagon, but it lacks in introspection
Building principles-based digital institutions in the 21st century, in fiction and reality
I read 45 books in 2018. That’s 5 more than in 2017 (see last year’s list here), probably because I read more fiction and books that were shorter on average. I’ve been trying to read more books outside of my favorite areas (history, war, politics), so that’s a start.
I set off to read at least 30 books in 2017, but it turns out I managed to get to 40.
The ones I found most interesting and significant (in no particular order):
Two experts’ views on the digital war surrounding us, and how to fight back
