Journal Article
Pakistan on the way to be a failed state?
Md. Matiul Hoque Masud, Helal Uddin Ahmmed, M. R. Mostafa, A. H. Choudhury
Abstract
This paper assesses the institutional, socio-economic, and security indicators surrounding Pakistan's state stability. It analyzes political fragmentation, economic vulnerability, governance failures, and military influence to evaluate whether the state meets the conceptual metrics of a failed or failing state.
Keywords
Failed state
Pakistan politics
Economic instability
Governance crisis
Regional security
Cite this publication
Md. Matiul Hoque Masud, Helal Uddin Ahmmed, M. R. Mostafa, A. H. Choudhury (2013). Pakistan on the way to be a failed state?. CHREMIR, University of Chittagong.
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