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The Geneva International Peace Research Institute (GIPRI, French: Institut international de recherches pour la paix à Genève) is a non-governmental organisation based in Geneva.

It was founded in 1980 and its aim is to understand wars in order to better avoid them.^[1]

Publications

The Cahiers du GIPRI are the main publication of the GIPRI:

Cahier du GIPRI n°1 (2004), Droit, éthique et politique, Abdou Diouf, Aminata Dramane Traoré, Denis Collin.
Cahier du GIPRI n°2 (2004), Frontières entre police et armée, Michel Liechti, Giovanni Arcudi, Marisa Vonlanthen.
Cahier du GIPRI n°3 (2005), Guerre en Irak, crise internationale – les dimensions historiques, politiques et juridiques d’un conflit, Jean-Pierre Stroot, Gabriel Galice (dir.).
Cahier du GIPRI n°4 (2006), Capitalisme, système national/mondial hiérarchisé et devenir du monde, Michel Beaud.
Cahier du GIPRI n°5 (2007), Scénarios d’avenir pour le Burundi et l’Afrique des Grands Lacs, Angelo Barampama, Roger Eraers (dir.).
Cahier du GIPRI n°6 (2007), La guerre est-elle une bonne affaire?, Mayeul Kaufmann, Claude Serfati, Gabriel Galice, Jacques Fontanel.
Cahier du GIPRI n°7 (2009), Les causes des guerres à venir, Gabriel Galice (dir.).
Cahier du GIPRI n°8 (2010), Quel avenir pour l’Irak?, Yvonne Jänchen (dir.).
Cahier du GIPRI n°9 (2013), Regards croisés sur la guerre et la paix, Gabriel Galice (dir.).

Occasionally, the GIPRI also publishes Special Reports or Special Editions:

Bulletin Spécial (2003), Le GIPRI et l’Irak, Gabriel Galice, Nicolas Sarkis, Laurent Calligé, Jean-Pierre Stroot.
Hors-Série (2008), De l’Eau et de la Paix – Conflit et Coopération Israélo-palestiniens, Laurent Calligé (dir.).

The article ‘Save Gaza by Sea’ explores the possibility of an alternative humanitarian plan of assistance for Palestinian refugees:

https://gipri.ch/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Saving-Gaza-by-sea.pdf

The GIPRI summarises its analysis in relation to the ongoing war in Ukraine:

https://www.tdg.ch/les-raisons-qui-ont-conduit-a-la-guerre-104391736145

A more thorough deep dive & analysis can be found through this link:

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/gipri_galice-jacquet-partnership-or-confrontation-activity-7138452113801539584-FvLR/