Başarısız Devlet Kavramı ve Sahra Altı Afrika Deneyimi (Seri A)

State formation and state failure processes have became major themes in the study of international politics due to the Central Asian-Caucasian and Sub-Saharan African experiences in the last couple of decades. State formation after full independence, or sustaining a weak state have dominated the daily lives of these two regions. Transition from colonial rule or semi-colonial status to full sovereignty as well as a need to be incorporated into the new, globalised, world order caused dramatic changes in these regions. However, even in the transition from colonial rule, former British Asia, former Russian/Soviet Asia, and former French/Belgian Africa show serious differences. Sub-Saharan Africa is a region which has many weak and failed states and the region's countries experience state failure far more acutely than other similar regions. A different solution is required to sustain these states' existence and their integration to the new, globalised, international system without burdening them further.