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What is a failed state and why might both Sudan and Somalia both be considered failed states?
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What is a failed state and why might both Sudan and Somalia both be considered failed states?

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They both can be considered failed states because the government they have is very weak
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Failed state: a state whose political or economic system has become so weak that the government is no longer in control.

Somalia: lack of a central government with the monopoly to exercise legitimate use of violence.

Suden: poor economical plans, goverment's policies, and tendency to rely on oil revenues

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