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Tag Archives: state failure
What is State Failure? The Curious Case of Pakistan
By Saskia Sassen and Razi Ahmed Foreign Policy magazine issues a Failed States Index once a year in conjunction with the Fund for Peace. A number of indicators are used to determine state failure: demographic pressures, the presence of refugees … Continue reading