Backed by 25 years' experience, CAPRI boasts recognized expertise in the analysis and anticipation of international risks. Its teams of specialists help public and private decision-makers understand the complex issues shaping our world.
For over 25 years, the Center for International Risk Analysis and Forecasting (CAPRI) has been helping governments, international organizations and major private groups to anticipate international risks, whether geopolitical, geo-economic, military, technological or environmental.
Expertise
Multidisciplinarity
CAPRI mobilizes an international network of experts from a wide range of disciplines, from geopolitics and economics to new technologies and the environment. This cross-disciplinary approach enables us to provide an in-depth, global analysis of contemporary challenges.
Independence
Who we are
Founded in 1998 as an independent research center, CAPRI brings together a core of resident researchers, mainly from the world of research and higher education, and federates a scientific community of over 180 researchers worldwide.
Its areas of expertise cover a wide range of subjects relating to conflict prevention, strategic foresight and geopolitical and technological risks.
Disseminating knowledge and promoting French-speaking research is a major CAPRI objective, both for the international scientific community and for French, European and international economic, political and military circles. To this end, CAPRI is the scientific director of the journals Diplomatie, Moyen-Orient, Carto, Défense & Sécurité Internationale (DSI), DefTech and Space International, and co-publishes theAtlas géopolitique mondial (éditions du Rocher / Areion Group).
CAPRI in brief...
Our research areas
Chairman's message
Faced with multiple threats - be they geopolitical, economic, environmental or technological - our role is to provide rigorous analysis and innovative perspectives. Thanks to our multi-disciplinary methodology, in-depth knowledge of our study areas and vast network of associate researchers on five continents, we are able to decipher the complex dynamics shaping international relations, economic markets and societies.