Why do you believe that failed states resort to transnational organized crime and terrorism? What impact does this have on surrounding nations in the region of the failed state(s)?

Introduction

Failed states have the tendency of turning to transnational organized crime and terrorism in order to gain funding for their government. The people of failed states have the tendency to turn to transnational organized crime and terrorism in order to better their life and make more money. Failed states have a weak form of government or no government at all, leading citizens to resort to other means to get by. That is why failed states tend to organize crime and terrorism

Failed states have the tendency of turning to transnational organized crime and terrorism in order to gain funding for their government.

There are many reasons why a failed state may resort to transnational organized crime and terrorism. They include:

The country is unable to provide basic services for its citizens, such as electricity or clean water.

The country has no economy, which means it has no jobs for its citizens and can’t pay them properly.

A weak or no government, which means there aren’t any laws in place that protect people from crime or violence against them (for example, if you’re robbed at gunpoint).

No law & order—the police force isn’t able to keep order within their city-state/country borders because they lack resources such as weapons and ammunition needed by officers patrolling the streets during night shifts (or even during daylight hours).

The people of failed states have the tendency to turn to transnational organized crime and terrorism in order to better their life and make more money.

The people of failed states have the tendency to turn to transnational organized crime and terrorism in order to better their life and make more money.

Transnational organized crime can be defined as any type of criminal activity that involves transnational networks, or one or more groups working together with a common goal. Transnational terrorism is a form of subversion where one group uses violence against civilians for political purposes (usually those who are not members of that group). In addition, transnational terrorism refers specifically to acts committed by persons outside their own country; for example if someone from America bombed an American city then this would not be considered “transnational” because it was done by someone who lives outside America’s borders

Failed states have a weak form of government or no government at all, leading citizens to resort to other means to get by. That is why failed states tend to organize crime and terrorism.

The main reason that failed states resort to transnational organized crime and terrorism is because they have no government. Without a strong central authority, citizens turn to other means of getting by, such as crime and terrorism.

This can lead to war between nations in the region of the failed state(s). It also has economic consequences for surrounding nations who may be affected by these activities as well as their citizens.

Citizens of a failed state want to take back their country so they turn to transnational organized crime and terrorism.

Citizens of a failed state want to take back their country so they turn to transnational organized crime and terrorism.

In the case of Syria, citizens were tired of being mistreated by their government and wanted to fight back against it. This is why there are so many people who support ISIS in Syria today. It’s because they want to change things for themselves rather than just accepting what their government says without question or protest. They don’t want their lives dictated by someone else; instead they want to live like normal people do!

Failed states tend to turn towards transnational organized crime and terrorism due to the weak government if any at all. This affects surrounding nations because it can lead them towards war and economic consequences.

Failed states are usually in war, which can lead them to economic consequences. This is because the government of a failed state is weak and unable to provide basic services such as health care or education. When there is no functioning government, people turn to other means of survival like crime and terrorism.

Transnational organized crime and terrorism come into play when there’s no functioning state around you either because it’s been overthrown by rebels or terrorists (or both).

Conclusion

I believe that failed states resort to transnational organized crime and terrorism because it is the only way for them to get around the problem at hand. The people of these states want their country back, but they do not have much options besides turning to other means such as transnational organized crime or terrorism. I think this could possibly lead other nations nearby towards war because they feel threatened by these threats coming from within their own borders