IPP Int. Peace Prize — Peace Games 2020

The IPP postgraduate Computer/Data Science Project, drawing on the China Briefing (below), has now produced its first

computerised ‘weather’ forecast focused on the North Korea v South Korea conflict.

The forecast is available here

While the inner workings and data of the IPP Model remain confidential, the top-level results are also being published

today (Hiroshima Day) here because of the public benefit of the warnings given.

The IPP Trustees are pleased to publish today the submission by Peter Southwood entitled

Briefings on the Prospects for Peace: The People’s Republic of China

available as an ebook here

An IPP postgraduate Computer/Data Science Project, drawing on this Briefing, is getting underway from 17 February 2023

although results from this parallel project are not likely to be available until well into 2023.

In the period since publication of the China Briefing, details of this ebook have been sent for review

to many international relations and political science journals. The aim of the Trustees is to encourage international

academic and other responses, including opposing submissions, for potential publication on this website, subject to

meeting the quality standards, as part of the Advanced Trials, 2021 to 2023.

Requests for further information may be sent to Peter Southwood, IPP Hon. Secretary, at hon.secretary@ipp2000.org