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(Ebook) Weak and Failing States Security Threats and U S Policy 1st Edition by Adrian J Reyes ISBN 1617283444 9781617283444

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Authors:Adrian J. Reyes
Pages:215 pages.
Year:2010
Editon:1
Publisher:Nova Science Publishers, Incorporated
Language:english
File Size:4.94 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9781617283444, 1617283444
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ISBN 10: 1617283444 
ISBN 13: 9781617283444
Author: Adrian J Reyes

Although long a component of U.S. foreign policy, strengthening weak and failing states has increasingly emerged as a high-priority U.S. national security goal since the end of the Cold War. Numerous U.S. government documents point to several threats emanating from states that are variously described as weak, fragile, vulnerable, failing, precarious, failed, in crisis, or collapsed. This book provides the definitions of weak states and describes the links between weak states, U.S. national security, and development challenges. Also explored are the recent key U.S. programs and initiatives designed to address threats emanating from weak states and the relevant issues that U.S. policy toward these states that Congress may consider.

(Ebook) Weak and Failing States Security Threats and U S Policy 1st Table of contents:

  • Chapter 1: Introduction: Understanding Weak and Failing States

    • Defining Weak and Failing States

    • Characteristics of State Weakness and Failure

    • The Spectrum of State Fragility

    • Why Do States Fail? (Root Causes and Contributing Factors)

  • Chapter 2: Security Threats Posed by Weak and Failing States

    • Terrorism and Insurgency

    • Transnational Crime (Narcotics, Trafficking, Proliferation)

    • Regional Instability and Conflict Spillover

    • Humanitarian Crises and Refugee Flows

    • Public Health Risks (Pandemics, Disease Outbreaks)

    • Environmental Degradation and Resource Scarcity

    • Implications for Global Security

  • Chapter 3: U.S. Policy Responses: Historical Context and Evolution

    • Cold War Era Approaches

    • Post-Cold War Interventions

    • The Post-9/11 National Security Landscape

    • Evolution of U.S. Strategy Towards Fragile States

  • Chapter 4: Tools and Instruments of U.S. Policy

    • Diplomacy and Bilateral Engagements

    • Development Assistance and Foreign Aid

    • Security Sector Reform and Capacity Building

    • Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief

    • Military Intervention and Peacekeeping Operations

    • Sanctions and Coercive Measures

    • Intelligence Gathering and Analysis

  • Chapter 5: Case Studies of U.S. Engagement in Weak/Failing States

    • (Specific case studies, e.g., Afghanistan, Somalia, Yemen, Sudan, Haiti, depending on the focus of the book's analysis)

    • Lessons Learned from Past Engagements

  • Chapter 6: Challenges and Dilemmas in U.S. Policy

    • Balancing Sovereignty and Intervention

    • Coordination Among Agencies and International Actors

    • Defining Success and Measuring Progress

    • Resource Constraints and Political Will

    • The Role of Local Ownership and Capacity

    • Long-Term vs. Short-Term Objectives

  • Chapter 7: Future Directions for U.S. Policy

    • Integrated Approaches to State Building

    • Prevention and Early Warning Systems

    • Strengthening International Partnerships

    • Adapting to New Threats and Global Dynamics

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