Failed State. An approach to a “expression” on rise

Authors

Keywords:

State, Failed State, ‘Weberian’ State, Governmental Instability

Abstract

The term failed State has become increasingly common language, both politicians and jurists and journalists, since it was coined in 1992. Since then a growing number of states have been classified as failed. The first was Somalia, but others have followed as Afghanistan, Haiti, Iraq and, most recently, Libya or Syria. Given this growing reality aimed to address an approximate expression failed State and the problem involved, forit also analyzed the factors and causes that lead a State to fail in its statehood.

Author Biography

  • Ana Gemma López Martín1, Complutense University of Madrid
    Profesora Titular de Derecho Internacional Público

Published

2013-09-11

Issue

No. 89 (2013): Sistema financiero y crisis económica. Aspectos relevantes

Section

Miscellaneous

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How to Cite

Failed State. An approach to a “expression” on rise. (2013). Icade. Journal of the Faculty of Law at Universidad Pontificia Comillas, 89, 197-219. https://revistas.comillas.edu/revistaicade/article/view/1128