About
The Global Peace Index (GPI) is the world’s leading measure of national peacefulness. Now in its eighth year, it ranks 162 nations according to their ‘absence of violence’. The GPI is developed by the Institute for Economics & Peace under the guidance of an international panel of independent experts with data partly collated and calculated by the Economist Intelligence Unit. It is composed of 22 indicators, ranging from a nation’s level of military expenditure to its relations with neighbouring countries and the percentage of prison population.
The 2015 update of the GPI was presented by Mr. Steve Killelea, Executive Chairman of the Institute for Economics & Peace.
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Activities
From ambition to action: building Europe’s Defence Union
Past event In person
- Area of Expertise
- Peace, Security & Defence
EU-Western Balkans Summit: Enlargement matters – Europe’s new…
Next event
- Area of Expertise
- Peace, Security & Defence
Frontline Voices: renewing the women, peace and security agenda
Past event Online
- Area of Expertise
- Peace, Security & Defence
Frontline Voices: diagnosing the disconnect – The Women, Peace and…
Past event Online
- Area of Expertise
- Peace, Security & Defence
Policy Voices | Overcoming polarisation: defence in the time of distrust
- Category
- Podcast
- Area of Expertise
- Democracy
Policy Voices | A historic NATO summit raises defence spending target to 5%…
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- Podcast
- Area of Expertise
- Peace, Security & Defence
Living in a perpetual state of emergency
- Category
- #CriticalThinking
- Author
- By Jamie Shea
Beyond sanctions: five strategic tools the EU must use to end the war in…
- Category
- #CriticalThinking
- Author
- By Liel Maghen
- Area of Expertise
- Peace, Security & Defence
- Area of Expertise
- Peace, Security & Defence
- Area of Expertise
- Peace, Security & Defence
- Area of Expertise
- Peace, Security & Defence
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