Ünite Sınavı Soruları

Which of the following is defined as the ability of one actor (usually but not necessarily a state) to influence another through the use of threats or rewards, typically involving military ‘sticks’ or economic ‘carrots’?

Which of the following distinguishes between four primary power structures (knowledge, financial, security and production)? 

Which of the following refers to an attempt to find a remedy for the insecurity of states in the international arena?

Who defined the  "six principles of political realism"? 

What  arises from the fact that a build-up of military capacity for defensive reasons by one state is always liable to be
interpreted as aggressive by other states?

Which theory suggests that the existence of security is based on the continuity of relations between the peripheral areas and the core areas?

Which of the following is not among the primary power structures according to British scholar Susan Strange?

The Paris School treats security as ________ .

Which of the following completes the sentence correctly?

What is the ability to influence other actors by persuading them to follow or agree to norms and aspirations that produce the desired behavior?

Which of the following is the definition of the sentence below?

" It mentions on peace and international harmony. "

Which of the following term is defined as "to side with a stronger power in the hope of increasing security and influence"?

What refers to "the position of states in relation to one another, reflected in the distribution of benefits and capabilities between and amongst them"?

A regional security complex is is based on four components. Which one is not one of those components?

Which of the following is the correct definition of the concept " Critical Security Studies "?

Which of the following refers to a state’s reliance on its own capacities and resources, rather than external support, to ensure security and survival?

Morgenthau outlines the “six principles of political realism. Which of the below is NOT one of them?

Which of the below is true about Liberal Institutionalism?

What is the term used for a range of approaches which seek to challenge the orthodoxy of ‘traditional’ security studies?