This open access volume explores Ukraine's challenges post-war, focusing on economic revival and sustainable development. Addressing scholars, policymakers, and practitioners the book discusses pivotal issues for the rebuilding of Ukraine, such as institutional changes, economic hurdles, social stability, and environmental rejuvenation.

The book highlights the inevitable need for Ukraine's institutional transformation, essential for EU and NATO integration. It goes on to examine the global geopolitical and economic repercussions and emphasizes the pivotal role of energy independence in the European landscape.

Through a multi-disciplinary lens encompassing political science, economics, and law, this book provides evidence-based insights and policy recommendations. Offering a comprehensive presentation of post-war challenges, it offers an invaluable guide for policymakers and practitioners interested in the complexities of Ukraine's reconstruction.

This is an open access book.

Silviu Nate is an Associate Professor of Security Studies at Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu, Romania, as well as the Director of the Global Studies Center (GSC). He holds a PhD in Military Sciences and Intelligence and is a member of the Euro-Atlantic Council Romania/Atlantic Treaty Association and the Romanian Association of International Relations and European Studies. Nate's expertise includes fellowships from institutions like Georgetown University, the Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance (DCAF), and the NATO Science for Peace and Security Program. As GSC's leader, he guides the think-tank's involvement in the Crimea Platform and the EU's Eastern Partnership network. His policy-focused initiatives have secured research grants and influenced significant decisions, exemplified by the adoption of a bill to enhance the US and allied naval presence in the Black Sea.