26
Mar
2.0
On fertility, the flock, and the number that is not enough.
I have 2.0 children.
That is not enough.
6 min read
Recent analyses
15
Mar
Children in the Fire: The First System to Fail
Civil defence fails not when systems stop working — but when parents stop believing they can keep their children safe.
Europe
4 min read
05
Mar
The Fourth Layer: Financial Continuity
Resilience frameworks protect energy grids, hospitals, and water supply. They have not classified what holds all three together.
Financial continuity
2 min read
26
Feb
The “Glass Hospital” Problem in Modern European Cities
European hospitals perform exceptionally well under normal conditions. That optimisation is the problem.
The Glass Hospital Problem in Modern European
3 min read
19
Feb
When Civil Systems Fail, Deterrence Follows
Deterrence is not a function of military inventory. It is a function of civilian endurance.
Deterrence is often discussed in
3 min read
12
Feb
What Europe’s Invisible Shield Is — and What It Is Not
An analytical framework for civil resilience under prolonged pressure. Not a vulnerability map. Not a policy prescription.
Europe's
2 min read
10
Feb
The Toilet Paper Moment
How Societies Break Before Systems Do
In the early weeks of the COVID-19 pandemic, Europe did not run out of
5 min read
05
Feb
The Doves and the Prophets
When collective intelligence builds institutions faster than we can formulate the questions
For years, the question was theoretical: what happens
8 min read
28
Jan
Resilience Is Not Built for the First Week
Resilience planning often begins with a question that feels practical and reassuring: What happens on day one?
How quickly can
3 min read
12
Jan
Why Healthcare Determines Whether Societies Hold Under Pressure
An analysis of healthcare as a stabilising system under sustained pressure
In Kharkiv, hospitals are being built underground.
Operating rooms
5 min read