Robert Hannigan Audiobooks

Counter-Intelligence: where security, technology and public life meet

1 audiobook reviewed

★ 4.3/5 average

74 listener ratings

Who is Robert Hannigan?

Security, technology and public life sit in separate sections on most bookshelves and remain inseparable in practice. Counter-Intelligence is filed across all of them here, alongside memoir and business, which is a fair map of the ground Robert Hannigan covers.

Work that lands in that many sections tends to be arguing across boundaries rather than within one, and it asks a little more of a listener than a single-subject read. The reward is a wider view: the technical, the political and the human treated as parts of the same problem.

An average of 4.3 across a decent spread of reviews suggests a book that has found its readers without setting out to flatter everybody.

Robert Hannigan in audiobooks

Counter-Intelligence runs eight hours and seventeen minutes and appears here as a forthcoming arrival, so it belongs on a wishlist rather than in tonight’s queue.

No narrator is credited in our data as yet; that detail should firm up as the release approaches. It looks best suited to listeners who follow technology policy, national security reporting and the messier intersections between government and industry.

Keep an eye on the listing below for the moment it lands.