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Institute for Economics & Peace
We create a paradigm shift in the way the world thinks about peace.
About Institute for Economics & Peace
We create a paradigm shift in the way people think about #peace. The official account of the Institute for Economics & Peace. We use data driven research to show that peace is a positive, tangible and achievable measure of human well-being and development. IEP is the world’s leading think tank dedicated to developing metrics to analyse peace and to quantify its economic value. It does this by developing global and national indices, calculating the economic cost of violence, analysing country level risk and understanding Positive Peace. IEP aims to empower the academic community, civil society, private sector, international institutions and governments with the knowledge to proactively use peace to achieve their desired goals. We conduct research and education, generate dialogue, and publicise the output of ouractivities with a view to impact the public agenda. We work in partnership with other stakeholders interested in creating peace including academic institutions, business, governments, NGOs and peace institutes. The Global Peace Index is a core asset of IEP. The Institute for Economics & Peace is non-partisan. It enjoys and welcomes association with other institutions that share similar goals. We have offices in Sydney, New York, Brussels, The Hague, Mexico City and Harare. For our latest peace research, data, indices and news, visit http://visionofhumanity.org/.
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Presence & Recognition
Institute for Economics & Peace launched the first Northern Ireland Peace Index at the launch event hosted by Lord John Alderdice.
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Research & Knowledge
Institute for Economics & Peace published the first Northern Ireland Peace Index findings and analysis by Shared Future News.
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Research & Knowledge
Institute for Economics & Peace published a report showing that Northern Ireland has recorded its lowest levels of violence and fear of violence since 2019, improving 10.7% from the 2019 baseline.
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Research & Knowledge
Institute for Economics & Peace published a BBC Radio Ulster Talkback interview featuring Chief Operating Officer Brett Savill and co-author Professor Dominic Bryan discussing the findings of the first Northern Ireland Peace Index 2026 report.
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Research & Knowledge
Institute for Economics & Peace published the Northern Ireland Peace Index 2026 report, which highlights that four out of eight pillars of Positive Peace have deteriorated in Northern Ireland since 2019.
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Research & Knowledge
Institute for Economics & Peace published key findings from the Northern Ireland Peace Index 2026.
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Partnerships
Institute for Economics & Peace partnered with Queen's University Belfast on the first Northern Ireland Peace Index.
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Research & Knowledge
Institute for Economics & Peace published research by Dr Andrew Thomson and Professor Dominic Bryan of Queen's University Belfast setting out the case for using the Positive Peace framework to measure and monitor peacefulness in Northern Ireland.
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Research & Knowledge
Institute for Economics & Peace published an edition of the Economics & Peace weekly covering a range of geopolitical and economic topics.
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