Failed (or Fragile) States Index
Definition
The Failed States Index (also known as Fragile States Index) ranks countries based on indicators such as security threats, economic decline, human rights violations, and social unrest. It identifies states facing significant challenges in governance and stability.
Related terms
State-building: The process of establishing or rebuilding the institutions and infrastructure of a state.
Conflict Resolution: Methods used to resolve disputes and conflicts peacefully, often involving negotiation and mediation.
Civil War: A violent conflict within a country between different groups or factions fighting for control.
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