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World | Amid all the post-9/11 worry about failed states (and lately Somali pirates), an article argues that failed states like Somalia actually pose less of a threat to global order than failing states like Pakistan and Nigeria. That’s because terrorists and criminals require a minimum of financial, economic, and physical order in which to flourish.
