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Student’s Name Professor’s Name Course Date Failed States Failed or weak states are those nations that are incapable of performing basic functions such proper governance providing security and providing education to the citizens. This can be due to reasons such as extreme poverty and violence and other external reasons such as destabilization from other foreign governments. Since September 2001 the perception of failed states from the international community has changed drastically regarding their relations with other governments. The United States and other governments such as German and Canada have emphasized that work together comprehensively towards this and ensure that all the people focus towards the achievement of the progress. Facilitating the development of these failed states both socially economically and politically is not only significant to the states themselves but also to other governments as well. Work Cited Ferreira Ines A. "Measuring state fragility: a review of the theoretical groundings of existing approaches." Third World Quarterly 38.6 (2017): 1291-1309. von Engelhardt Marie. "Development Cooperation with Fragile States: From Discourse to Action." International Development Organizations and Fragile States. Palgrave Macmillan Cham 2018. 45-78. [...]
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do a search for information on fragile or failed states using think tanks like Brookings Institute or Chatham House. What do you think are most important things to know about fragile or failed states?
Subject Area: Politics
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