Media Releases
For all media enquiries please see the contact us section of this website. Media releases will be made available on this page prior to launches, report releases and key events.
Inaugural United Kingdom Peace Index launch
The Institute for Economics and Peace – April 24, 2013
The United Kingdom Peace Index media pack includes 12 regional media releases, images, a video, key findings and links.
Inaugural Global Terrorism Index Launch
The Institute for Economics and Peace – December 04, 2012
The Global Terrorism Index multilingual media pack includes media releases in several different languages, as well as maps, videos, key findings and links.
2012 U.S. Peace Index Launch
The Institute for Economics and Peace, on behalf of the U.S. Peace Index – April 25, 2012
The 2012 U.S. Peace Index (USPI) has found that the U.S. is more peaceful now than at any other time over the last twenty years.
The Economic Consequences of War on the U.S. Economy
The Institute for Economics and Peace – February 22, 2012
Report released by the IEP analyses the macroeconomic effect of U.S. government spending on wars and the military since World War II. .
2011 Global Peace Index Release
The Institute for Economics and Peace, on behalf of the Global Peace Index – May 25, 2011
The threat of terrorist attacks and the likelihood of violent demonstrations were the two leading factors1 making the world less peaceful in 2011, according to the latest Global Peace Index (GPI), released today.
United States Peace Index Launch
The Institute for Economics and Peace – April 6, 2011
The USPI, created by the Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP), revealed that peace in the United States improved by 8 percent from 1995 to 2009. This improvement was driven by a substantial decrease in rates of homicide and violent crime.
Measuring Peace in the Media – Report Release
Institute for Economics and Peace, in association with Media Tenor – October 26, 2010
The Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP) and Media Tenor today announced the results of “Measuring Peace in the Media”, the first study that takes a fact-based approach into understanding the accuracy of international television networks’ coverage of peace, violence and conflict.