Transnationalism as a new paradigm was encouraged by the developments such as emergence of new actors and state-centric approach lost its attractiveness. In the field of IR, the number of actors increased and differentiated extending from individual to the larger international social organizations. The critics focusing on state-centric paradigm intensify as international relations get more transnational and the numbers of actors increase. After 1970’s a group of scientists led by J. Nye, R. Keohane and K. J. Holsti claimed clearly the invalidity of the state-centric approaches as a result of globalization and emerging non-state actors. While state-centric paradigm focused on subjects such as security and stability, Wallerstein and Galtung proposed “dependency” and Keohane and Nye offered interdependency and transnationalism as conceptual frameworks whereby military and security issues are no longer main subjects. The correct option is E.