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'''The International Institute of Peace''' (IIP) is an independent, non-profit organization dedicated to promoting and strengthening peace through research, dialogue, and policy recommendations. The institute serves as a platform for fostering inclusive multilateralism and supporting evidence-based solutions to global peace and security challenges. Its activities include research, convening policymakers, and providing strategic advice on multilateral | '''The International Institute of Peace''' (IIP) is an independent, non-profit organization dedicated to promoting and strengthening peace through research, dialogue, and policy recommendations. The institute serves as a platform for fostering inclusive multilateralism and supporting evidence-based solutions to global peace and security challenges. Its activities include research, convening policymakers, and providing strategic advice on multilateral processes<ref>International Peace Institute. (2025, January 26). International Peace Institute. Retrieved from https://www.ipinst.org/</ref> <ref>International Institute for Peace. (n.d.). About IIP. Retrieved from https://www.iipvienna.com</ref>. | ||
==Location== | ==Location== | ||
The International Institute of Peace is headquartered in Vienna, | The International Institute of Peace is headquartered in Vienna, Austria<ref>International Institute for Peace. (n.d.). About IIP. Retrieved from https://www.iipvienna.com</ref>. However, it should be noted that there are similarly named organizations, such as the International Peace Institute (IPI), which is based in New York and has had regional offices in Manama, Bahrain, and previously in Vienna, Austria<ref>International Peace Institute. (2025, January 26). International Peace Institute. Retrieved from https://www.ipinst.org/</ref>. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
The International Peace Institute (IPI), often referenced in global peace studies, was founded in 1970 with the support of UN Secretary-General U Thant. Its original purpose was to study United Nations peacekeeping and develop doctrine in this field. Over the decades, IPI expanded its focus to include the political dimensions of war and peace, launching programs such as the Africa Program and producing influential case studies on UN field | The International Peace Institute (IPI), often referenced in global peace studies, was founded in 1970 with the support of UN Secretary-General U Thant. Its original purpose was to study United Nations peacekeeping and develop doctrine in this field. Over the decades, IPI expanded its focus to include the political dimensions of war and peace, launching programs such as the Africa Program and producing influential case studies on UN field operations<ref>International Peace Institute. (2025, January 26). International Peace Institute. Retrieved from https://www.ipinst.org/</ref>. | ||
==Establishment and Founders== | ==Establishment and Founders== | ||
The International Peace Institute (IPI) was established in 1970. Its founding was made possible through the efforts of Ruth Forbes Young, a philanthropist, and Major General Indar Jit Rikhye, an Indian military officer who became the institute's first president. The creation of the institute was also strongly supported by the United Nations, particularly Secretary-General U | The International Peace Institute (IPI) was established in 1970. Its founding was made possible through the efforts of Ruth Forbes Young, a philanthropist, and Major General Indar Jit Rikhye, an Indian military officer who became the institute's first president. The creation of the institute was also strongly supported by the United Nations, particularly Secretary-General U Thant<ref>International Peace Institute. (2025, January 26). International Peace Institute. Retrieved from https://www.ipinst.org</ref>. | ||
==Financial Sponsors== | ==Financial Sponsors== | ||
The initial financial backing for the International Peace Institute came from Ruth Forbes Paine Young, whose philanthropic contributions were instrumental in its establishment. Over the years, the institute has received support from various sources, including governments, foundations, and private donors, although specific current sponsors are not detailed in the available | The initial financial backing for the International Peace Institute came from Ruth Forbes Paine Young, whose philanthropic contributions were instrumental in its establishment. Over the years, the institute has received support from various sources, including governments, foundations, and private donors, although specific current sponsors are not detailed in the available sources<ref>International Peace Institute. (2025, January 26). International Peace Institute. Retrieved from https://www.ipinst.org/</ref>. | ||
==Website and Contact Information== | ==Website and Contact Information== | ||
* Website: https://www.ipinst.org/ | * Website: https://www.ipinst.org/<ref>International Peace Institute. (2025, January 26). International Peace Institute. Retrieved from https://www.ipinst.org/</ref> | ||
* Contact Information: The main contact details can be found on the institute's website. | * Contact Information: The main contact details can be found on the institute's website. | ||
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* Phone: +98 9382112237 | * Phone: +98 9382112237 | ||
* Email: Peace_association93@yahoo.com | * Email: Peace_association93@yahoo.com | ||
* Website: www.ipsan.ir | * Website: www.ipsan.ir<ref>Iranian Peace Studies Scientific Association. (2024, September 22). About Us. Retrieved from http://ipsan.ir/en/</ref> | ||
Additionally, the International Institute for Peace Through Tourism (IIPT) has an Iran Chapter, established in April 2018, focusing on promoting peace through tourism and intercultural | Additionally, the International Institute for Peace Through Tourism (IIPT) has an Iran Chapter, established in April 2018, focusing on promoting peace through tourism and intercultural dialogue<ref>International Institute for Peace Through Tourism Iran Chapter. (2020, May 16). Our vision and mission. Retrieved from https://peacetourism.org/iran/1</ref>. | ||
==References== | |||
Revision as of 14:05, 12 May 2025
The International Institute of Peace (IIP) is an independent, non-profit organization dedicated to promoting and strengthening peace through research, dialogue, and policy recommendations. The institute serves as a platform for fostering inclusive multilateralism and supporting evidence-based solutions to global peace and security challenges. Its activities include research, convening policymakers, and providing strategic advice on multilateral processes[1] [2].
Location
The International Institute of Peace is headquartered in Vienna, Austria[3]. However, it should be noted that there are similarly named organizations, such as the International Peace Institute (IPI), which is based in New York and has had regional offices in Manama, Bahrain, and previously in Vienna, Austria[4].
History
The International Peace Institute (IPI), often referenced in global peace studies, was founded in 1970 with the support of UN Secretary-General U Thant. Its original purpose was to study United Nations peacekeeping and develop doctrine in this field. Over the decades, IPI expanded its focus to include the political dimensions of war and peace, launching programs such as the Africa Program and producing influential case studies on UN field operations[5].
Establishment and Founders
The International Peace Institute (IPI) was established in 1970. Its founding was made possible through the efforts of Ruth Forbes Young, a philanthropist, and Major General Indar Jit Rikhye, an Indian military officer who became the institute's first president. The creation of the institute was also strongly supported by the United Nations, particularly Secretary-General U Thant[6].
Financial Sponsors
The initial financial backing for the International Peace Institute came from Ruth Forbes Paine Young, whose philanthropic contributions were instrumental in its establishment. Over the years, the institute has received support from various sources, including governments, foundations, and private donors, although specific current sponsors are not detailed in the available sources[7].
Website and Contact Information
- Website: https://www.ipinst.org/[8]
- Contact Information: The main contact details can be found on the institute's website.
Iran’s Perspective
From Iran's perspective, there are local organizations aligned with the mission of international peace institutes, such as the Iranian Peace Studies Scientific Association (IPSAN). IPSAN, established in 2015, is a non-profit, interdisciplinary institution licensed by the Ministry of Science and Technology Research of Iran. It aims to advance peace studies and culture within the country, recruiting members from a range of academic fields. IPSAN's contact information is as follows:
- Phone: +98 9382112237
- Email: Peace_association93@yahoo.com
- Website: www.ipsan.ir[9]
Additionally, the International Institute for Peace Through Tourism (IIPT) has an Iran Chapter, established in April 2018, focusing on promoting peace through tourism and intercultural dialogue[10].
References
- ↑ International Peace Institute. (2025, January 26). International Peace Institute. Retrieved from https://www.ipinst.org/
- ↑ International Institute for Peace. (n.d.). About IIP. Retrieved from https://www.iipvienna.com
- ↑ International Institute for Peace. (n.d.). About IIP. Retrieved from https://www.iipvienna.com
- ↑ International Peace Institute. (2025, January 26). International Peace Institute. Retrieved from https://www.ipinst.org/
- ↑ International Peace Institute. (2025, January 26). International Peace Institute. Retrieved from https://www.ipinst.org/
- ↑ International Peace Institute. (2025, January 26). International Peace Institute. Retrieved from https://www.ipinst.org
- ↑ International Peace Institute. (2025, January 26). International Peace Institute. Retrieved from https://www.ipinst.org/
- ↑ International Peace Institute. (2025, January 26). International Peace Institute. Retrieved from https://www.ipinst.org/
- ↑ Iranian Peace Studies Scientific Association. (2024, September 22). About Us. Retrieved from http://ipsan.ir/en/
- ↑ International Institute for Peace Through Tourism Iran Chapter. (2020, May 16). Our vision and mission. Retrieved from https://peacetourism.org/iran/1