Essays on European societal resilience, framing healthcare, social infrastructure and demographics as strategic security issues. It offers an argumentative, systems-level perspective drawing on Ukraine's war experience and European policy gaps.
Website: https://europesinvisibleshield.com/
A personal newsletter in which the author shares ideas and practices that have helped him through grief, hardship and ordinary days, drawing on his own experience and on books like Frankl's and Peck's. It offers reflective first-person essays rather than clinical advice.
A personal newsletter of memoir-style essays about grief and resilience after the author's husband Michael died of acute leukemia. Each issue uses everyday objects, anniversaries and memories, set largely in Hong Kong, to reflect on courage and loss.
Essays on risk, resilience, infrastructure systems and AI from an engineering risk-analysis perspective, including nuclear deterrence as a complex system and ethics framed through engineering. It also announces the author's own risk analysis textbook.
The Epicenter is a weekly newsletter on climate risk and resilience, pairing a feature essay with archive picks and news links. Readers get analysis of disasters like Hurricane Isaias, the economics of resilience investment, and takeaways from industry events.
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