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What is a failed state?

A state with weak central government

What happens to government functions in a failed state?

They collapse completely

What economic problem is typical in failed states?

Rampant inflation & trade collapse

What is the 'resource curse' in failed states?

Resources lead to corruption not growth

What often causes ethnic divides in failed states?

Colonial rule

What human rights abuse is mentioned regarding corruption in the DRC?

Use of child soldiers

Why can't failed states hold proper elections?

Too unsafe due to violence

What natural disaster vulnerability do failed states like Somalia face?

Famines

Which countries have been involved in the DRC's internal conflicts?

Rwanda and Uganda

What region has been destabilised by conflicts in the DRC?

Great Lakes region of Africa

What humanitarian consequence occurs in failed states like the DRC?

Millions of internally displaced people

Who gains control in failed states when government authority collapses?

Non-state actors like militias

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