Ünite Sınavı Soruları

An economic crisis can _________ individuals’ access to basic necessities, such as food, clothing, and shelter and constitute an existential threat to individuals.

According to the traditional view on security, which sector and the referent object, the state, occupy the most important place in security studies?

Which sector has groups with a unique sense of “we” feeling, i.e. identity as referent object?

What are things that are seen to be existentially threatened and that have a legitimate claim to survival called in the theory of securization?

The most optimal situation is the condition of __________ which “describes a condition where the occurrence of securitization is minimal or absent, and issues are not conceptualized in terms of security”. It defines the condition in which actors do not feel secure or insecure; therefore securitization is either absent or minimal. 

I. It occupies the most important place in security studies.

II. The most important referent object is the state.

III. The preservation of the state becomes a priority as in the traditional view of security.

Which of the above is correct regarding the military sector?

• This security sector, according to the CS, revolves “around access to the resources, finance and markets necessary to sustain acceptable levels of welfare and state power”.
• Various referent objects can be detected at different levels. States, individuals, or the global market can be identified as referent objects.
• In this sector, state representatives, international organizations and firms can be included in the category of securitizing actors.
  Which one the security sectors is defined above?

Which term of Copenhagen School states that "security is built among the relationship among securitizing actor and his/ her audience"?

Theory of ______________ assumes that security is an intersubjective and self-referential issue and rejects the objectivity of security issue.

Which of the following is the process of shifting an issue out of the realm of securitization and emergency politics back into the realm of ‘normal’ political or technical debate?

"________, in international relations, the posture and policy of a nation or group of nations protecting itself against another nation or group of nations by matching its power against the power of the other side."

Which of the following completes the sentence the most appropriately?

In International Relations, which of the following refers to the posture and policy of a nation or group of nations protecting itself against another nation or group of nations by matching its power against the power of the other side?

1. Broadening the conception and research scope of security
2. Providing a framework for security analysis
3. Analysis of how an issue is securitized and desecuritized
4. Reconceptualization of the notion of security
   How did the Copenhange School help with the concept of security?

Which of the following is defined as sets of units whose security processes and dynamics are so interlinked that security problems cannot reasonably be analyzed and resolved apart from one another?

I. The concept of securization has been the central contribution of the CS.

II. The CS has developed the idea of security sectors.

III. The CS has introduced the concept of regional security complexes developed by Buzan.

Which of the above is correct regarding the Copenhagen School?

A standard regional security complex has ...

Which of the following options best completes the sentence above?

Which term refers to "things that are seen to be existentially threatened and that have a legitimate claim to survival"?

I. It started in the 1990s through the works of people studying international security.

II. According to CS, security cannot be confined to military issues only.

III. CS widened the scope of security by developing the concept of securitisation and regional complex theory.

Which one of the above is correct regarding the Copenhagen School?

Certain statements, according to Austin, do more than merely describe a given reality and, as such, cannot be judged as false or true. Instead these utterances realize a specific action; they “do” things: they are “performatives” as opposed to “constatives” that simply report states of affairs and are thus subject to truth and falsity tests”.

 Which theory is described by the above sentences?