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From new research to public conversations, data tools, partnerships, and analysis, these activities help people examine how global systems, development pathways, and geopolitical relationships are changing.

Here, you can follow work that measures and analyzes national power, diplomacy, conflict, development, climate, governance, technology, and human well-being. Some of this work uses International Futures (IFs) to compare plausible futures under different assumptions. Other work builds the datasets and evidence needed to understand geopolitical relationships and structural change over time.

Use this page to see where Pardee’s research is being applied, what questions our team is asking, and how our tools, data and analysis are informing scholarship, policy, and public understanding.

September 25, 2026

Register for Oct. 30 Korbel undergrad sprint on "What Do We Know About the Future?"

Can we actually predict the future? The short answer is no—but there are lots of useful tools to understand which future conditions and events are more or less certain. This […]

September 1, 2026

Pardee launches online IFs program to widen access to long-term analysis 

The Pardee Institute for International Futures has launched Strategic Forecasting with International Futures (IFs), its first fully online microcredential program and a new pathway for people who want to use IFs […]

June 17, 2026

Pardee Institute Joins Partners in Rwanda to Advance Foresight and Forecasting for Long-Term Development Planning

How can long-term analysis help decision-makers prepare for futures that are uncertain, interconnected, and still partly knowable?  That question guided a three-day foresight and forecasting training in Rwanda, from May 4th to the […]

June 12, 2026

Pardee Brings Integrated Modeling Perspective to Global Foresight Gathering

Pardee Institute Director Jonathan Moyer recently traveled to Geneva to participate in the World Economic Forum’s Global Foresight Network, where he was invited to bring a quantitative perspective to an international gathering […]

April 30, 2026

The Pardee Institute Explores the History of Global Modeling & the Emergence of the Scenario Evolution Process (SEP)

What’s next for global climate change scenarios through the end of this century and beyond?   At the Pardee Institute’s third Lunch and Learn seminar on April 30th, Director Jonathan Moyer traced the […]

April 12, 2026

Qatar’s Mediation Diplomacy Strength: An Analysis of Reactions to Israel’s September 2025 Attack

Keisuke Minai. (2026, April 12). Qatar's mediation diplomacy strength: An analysis of reactions to Israel's September 2025 attack. The SAIS Review of International Affairs. https://saisreview.sais.jhu.edu/qatars-mediation-diplomacy-strength-an-analysis-of-reactions-to-israels-september-2025-attack/ Keisuke Minai used the Formal […]

April 3, 2026

Clean Energy and Human Development Go Hand in Hand, Speakers Say at Charged for Change Report Launch

By: Wara Irfan “We are living in a period of two crises,” said Jonathan Moyer, Director of the Frederick S. Pardee Institute for International Futures. While the climate crisis receives […]

March 7, 2026

The Pardee Institute Delivers a Systems View of a Just Energy Transition in next installment of its Lunch and Learn Series

How do we model a just energy transition? How might scenario modeling shape policy & planning discourse? These were the key questions explored at the Pardee Institute’s Lunch and Learn […]

February 25, 2026

How can applied research help decision-makers test assumptions about development strategy, future risk?

On February 25, 2026, the Frederick S. Pardee Institute for International Futures received the University of Denver's inaugural Research, Scholarship, and Creative Works (RSCW) Impact Award, recognizing research and creative work that makes […]

November 28, 2025

Papal Travels Reflect Changing Catholic Diplomacy

Chognot, J.-P. (2025, November 28). Papal travels reflect changing catholic diplomacy. Barrons. https://www.barrons.com/news/papal-travels-reflect-changing-catholic-diplomacy-ba4ed27f?gaa_at=eafs&gaa_n=awetsqf7k-jdeapnln-mjpiypsj7qcqzgshykxv4fr_eix5lb8m00gfm5z2cst2tomm%3d&gaa_ts=695c1151&gaa_sig=qwk6i9s6r6i2gp46bqzhwtalquci_nzqsup6ly1_3ajil14ej8rt77rvn3zanozwrzicigkxskc5prwgcydwxa%3d%3d&utm_source=&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=&utm_content=read+the+article%26nbsp%3bhere&utm_id=40403667 Agence France-Presse highlighted the Pardee Institute’s Country and Organization Leader Travel (COLT) data in a widely syndicated […]

November 26, 2025

Can The World Industrialize Without Overheating? Pardee's IFs Charts A Path

By: Megan Livengood Developed at the University of Denver, the Pardee Institute's International Futures (IFs) model is now helping to shape how the world's leading industrial agency plans for decades […]

November 21, 2025

Improving the Human Condition: DU Advancement Highlights the Pardee Institute

As part of DU’s effort to spotlight high-impact research and student experiences, the new “Discover the Difference” feature highlights the Pardee Institute’s distinctive contributions. It presents IFs as a world-leading […]

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