Ukraine's recovery from the ongoing conflict with Russia is complex and multifaceted, involving preparations for potential future hostilities and addressing immediate post-war challenges.

Follow Dr. Russ Glenn as he discusses the complexities and challenges of designing metrics for the recovery of Ukrainian cities, emphasizing the importance of adaptability, synergy, and effective aid delivery.

The importance of effective metrics in the context of Ukraine's urban recovery, particularly focusing on demining efforts and how to measure success.

The blog discusses the extensive challenges of demining in Ukraine, the importance of effective metrics, and historical parallels in other conflict zones.

This blog post discusses the impact of Russia's attacks on Ukrainian culture, particularly focusing on the destruction and looting of cultural landmarks and literature. Read more in the book at: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DJ8Q7BGJ.

KeyPoint Press announces the release of Brutal Catalyst: What Ukraine’s Cities Tell Us About Recovery From War, available in hardback, paperback, and eBook in bookstores and at https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DJ8Q7BGJ.

The complexities Ukrainian cities face regarding collaboration with Russian occupiers, drawing parallels with historical examples from WWII.

A continuation of the complexities of collaboration during occupation in Ukraine, using historical examples and current challenges to highlight the nuances of defining and addressing collaboration.

Join Dr. Russ Glenn in a discussion about the complexities of collaboration with occupying forces, particularly in the context of Ukraine’s recent and historical conflicts.

A discussion of the importance of vetting aid providers in Ukraine and other crisis zones to protect vulnerable populations, emphasizing the challenges and necessity of ensuring legitimate and capable organizations are involved.

A continuation of discussions drawing on Brutal Catalyst: What Ukrainian Cities Tell Us about Recovery from War to be released by KeyPoint Press in autumn 2024; sign up for release notification at www.ukrainecities.com