مجلة دراسات الإنسان و المجتمع

This paper raises the issue of the impact of failed states in the new international order, through the changes that took place in the international environment, and led to the emergence of many political, economic, social and ethnic issues and problems in those countries, which caused the loss of their basic functions, which provided an opportunity for forces Intervention in their sovereignty, often through the United Nations, highlights the fact that these States are complementary to the new international order or are emerging threats. Based on the above, the first axis included the conceptual framework of the term of the failed state, and the ambiguity that was felt about the term, while the second axis included the repercussions of the failed states on the new international order, and included the fate of the failed states, between survival and fall, and finally, the axis included Third, the threats of failed states to the new international order, where there are several threats at the level of security, political, economic and social. On this basis, the most important objective is to clarify the threats that have emerged with the emergence of failed states in the new international order, and the imbalance in the latter international imbalance, highlighting the implications of the use of the term and its impact on the new international order, which establishes a new situation Failure states as "quasi-state" have fewer duties and rights than ordinary states