About the author
Nicholas W. Zamiska is an American lawyer who has worked as a senior adviser, legal counsel, and corporate-affairs executive at Palantir Technologies. He studied at Yale College and Yale Law School.
He co-wrote The Technological Republic with Alexander C. Karp, developing its case for a closer relationship among the software industry, public institutions, and Western strategic purpose. The linked Wikipedia article concerns Palantir because no dedicated identity page is available.
Where to start
Start with The Technological Republic, co-written with Alexander C. Karp, for the authors' critique of consumer-focused Silicon Valley and argument for harder public missions.