Institute for Economics and Peace

Peace has an address. The Institute for Economics and Peace operates from a quiet corner of the Financial District, where data meets diplomacy. Research institutes don’t usually make headlines, but this one shapes conversations—mapping global conflict, measuring societal resilience, and publishing the annual Global Peace Index. If you’ve ever wondered how peace is quantified, their work offers answers.

You’ll find them at 80 Broad St, New York, NY 10004, just steps from the waterfront. The neighborhood hums with bankers and tourists by day, but the institute’s focus stays fixed on longer horizons: economic impact of violence, systems thinking, and policy frameworks that outlast election cycles. Their reports circulate in think tanks and universities, though the office itself keeps a low profile.

Curious about their latest findings? Give them a call at (332) 213-1666. For directions, check the map: here. Odds are, their data’s already influencing decisions you haven’t heard about yet.