SÚ ZLYHÁVAJÚCE ŠTÁTY SKUTOČNÝM ZDROJOM TERORIZMU? PROBLEMATIKA SLABEJ ŠTÁTNOSTI V OBDOBÍ PO 9/11
DO FAILED STATES REALLY BREED TERRORISTS? PROBLEM OF STATE FAILURE IN THE POST-9/11 ERA

Summary/Abstract: The magnitude of the disaster of September 11, 2001 brought to bear a general recognition that terrorism is a global problem that required urgent attention. The response of the international community was a war on terror against murderous, oppressive, violent and hateful groups. Since then failed states have been considered as cradle and fertile grounds of terrorism, which threatens national as well as global security. This premise is based on the assertion that there is a direct link between failing states and international terrorism. However, the following text disputes this claim by using quantitative data and empirical research, and thus denies the whole concept of the war on terror leads by the USA and Great Britain.

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