Ünite Sınavı Soruları

As to which concept of critical security studies  are there two main approaches to
the security: state-centric security (the state is the referent object) and human-centric approach (human is the referent object)?

Which of the following is closely related to the concept of democratic peace theory?

Which of the below is not a primary power structure distinguished by Susan Strange in her "Structural Power Theory"?

* traditional methods are inadequate to describe the current security needs

* there is a need for ‘broadening and widening’ the security agenda

* its primary book is "Security: A New Framework for Analysis"

* the notion "sectoral analysis of security" and the concepts of "securitization" and "societal security" are the significant contributions of this school

Which of the following school is described above?

Which one of the options is not the one of the “six principles of political realism”? 

In which of the key concepts in Critical Security Studies are human individuals, institutions, and groups accepted as the referent object of security?

What is called  to side with a stronger power in the hope of increasing security and influence?

1. States are seen as rational actors
2. The international system is anarchic
3. Each state cannot take its security for granted and thus, is responsible for ensuring its own survival
4. The balance of power is the defining mechanism that regulates the international system and explains war and peace.

Which of the elements of international politics stated above is emphasized by structural realism ?

Which of the following correctly completes the sentence below?

" .................................  focuses on the nature of norms, identity, and social interactions. "

Which of the following is not one of the most prominent critical theories in IR?

Which of the following is not one of the  Sectors in the Analysis of Security?

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

" It considers power politics in terms of egoism ".

What is the concept introduced by Ole Weaver and Barry Buzan which emphasizes the role of threat discourses in the social construction of security?

Which of the following assumption does democratic peace theory is based?

Which of the following is a form of structural realism that portrays states as ‘power maximizers’, as there is no limit to their desire to control the international environment?

Which of the following is NOT among the core elements of international politics according to structural realism?

Which concept below is about a state’s reliance on its own capacities and resources, rather than external support, to ensure security and survival?

Who is the writer of Leviathan?

Which of the security type and example of main threats matches below is false?