Annual Report Highlights ITPIR’s Research Projects, Campus Programming and Future Direction
The 2012-13 Annual Report, highlights the accomplishments and promise of the seven scholarly projects housed at the Institute:
- AidData
- Project on International Peace and Security – PIPS
- Reform Incentives Project – RI
- Teaching, Research and International Policy – TRIP
- Violent Intranational Conflict and Terrorism – VIPCAT
- Project on the Environment, Food and Conflict – ENFOCO
- Persistent Institutional Development Survey – PIDS
These ITPIR projects produce innovative and widely-used data and analyses that contribute to contemporary international debate, policy and practice as they:
• Engage a global network of scholars and policymakers;
• Produce policy-relevant scholarship;
• Develop innovative data sets; and
• Catalyze student-faculty research partnerships.
In the words of Directors Michael Tierney and Sue Peterson, “At the Institute we work to influence policy today and mentor the leaders of tomorrow.”