What’s on My Reading List

<p>I’m doing something a little different on <em>The Watch Floor</em> and sharing what is currently on my reading list.</p><p>I’m reading <em>Rooftop Korean</em> by Tony Moon now, a firsthand account of the 1992 Los Angeles riots and what happened when communities suddenly found themselves responsible for their own safety.</p><p>I also have five newer releases on my radar covering Cold War counterintelligence, warning intelligence, jihadist terrorism in Spain, practical preparedness, and protective security.</p><p>These are not five books I am pretending I have already read and reviewed. They are simply books that caught my attention because they deal with many of the same issues we discuss here: recognizing threats early, understanding what can go wrong, and being better prepared before it does.</p><p><strong>Books mentioned in this episode:</strong></p><p><strong>Rooftop Korean: A Memoir of the 1992 L.A. Riots</strong> by TonyMoon - https://a.co/d/08YLqD8O</p><p><strong>The Defector</strong> by Richard Kerbaj - https://a.co/d/03Oj815h</p><p><strong>Predictive Intelligence for Tomorrow’s Threats</strong> edited byErik J. Dahl and David Strachan-Morris - https://a.co/d/0hKOBlKv</p><p><strong>Understanding Spanish Jihadist Terrorism: The Ideology Behind the Metaphors</strong> by Carlos Yebra López - https://a.co/d/04S9x9K5</p><p><strong>Common Sense Preparedness: Building Resilience for Uncertain Times </strong>by Laurie Neverman - https://a.co/d/08tIh7go</p><p><strong>The Protector’s Edge: Leadership Through Strategy and Action</strong>by Charles Randolph, Jonathan Wackrow, and Fred Burton - https://a.co/d/07ZSqWw9</p><p></p>