Irredeemably disadvantaged regions

Name(s): 
Zones of turmoil
Irreversible regional maldevelopment
Claim 
The zones of turmoil represent some 85% of the geopolitical world. The socio-political situation in them offers little hope since they do not lend themselves to any sustained form of remedial action. There is no policy that can be followed by the major industrialized countries, whether singly or collectively, that will prevent such zones from having coups and revolutions, civil and regional wars, internal massacres and bloody repression. Stability for them is a meaningless goal. Military force is the ultimate determinant of the future of these zones.
Broader 
Chaos
Irreversibility
Regional disparities
Narrower 
Countries in crisis
Related 
Geographically disadvantaged countries
Vulnerability of least developed countries
Differences in disease incidence among countries
Nationalistically determined development of natural resources
Aggravates 
Refugees
High mortality rate
Deterioration of development process
Limited access to society's resources
Denial of right to equality between states
Insensitivity to the plight of disadvantaged people [in 1 loop]
Aggravated by 
Rogue states
Strategy(ies) 
Minimizing geographical disadvantages
Aiding disadvantaged regions
Value(s) 
Development
Disadvantage
Irreversibility
Overdevelopment
Underdevelopment
Undeveloped
Reference(s) 
Singer, Max and Wildavsky, Aaron: The Real World Order: zones of peace; zones of turmoil
Type 
(F) Fuzzy exceptional problems