Internatıonal Securıty Final 5. Deneme Sınavı
Toplam 20 Soru1.Soru
Which of the following countries is not a member of the Group of 7 (G7)?
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Italy |
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Germany |
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Russia |
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Canada |
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France |
The Group of Seven (G-7) is a forum of the world’s seven most industrialized economies. G-6 was formed in 1975 by France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United States, and the United Kingdom. Canada was invited to join this group in 1976 that eventually cThe Group of Seven (G-7) is a forum of the world’s seven most industrialized economies. G-6 was formed in 1975 by France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United States, and the United Kingdom. Canada was invited to join this group in 1976 that eventually created the Group of Seven. In 1998, the Russian Federation (RF) was accepted by the G-7 countries as a full member, transforming G-7 into the Group of Eight (G-8). However, in 2014, Russia was suspended from G-8 after it had annexed Crimea and created tensions with Ukraine. reated the Group of Seven. In 1998, the Russian Federation (RF) was accepted by the G-7 countries as a full member, transforming G-7 into the Group of Eight (G-8). However, in 2014, Russia was suspended from G-8 after it had annexed Crimea and created tensions with Ukraine. The correct answer is C.
2.Soru
Which conception of human security is based on protection of human beings from humans from serious violations such as genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes?
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Natural rights conception |
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Rule of law conception |
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Humanitarian conception |
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Broader view conception |
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Universal conception |
There are three conceptions of human security, natural rights-rule of law conception, humanitarian conception and broader view conception. Humanitarian conception is based on state’s and international community’s responsibility to protect human beings from human rights violations such as genocide, crimes against humanity, and crimes against peace. The correct option is C.
3.Soru
Which one of the following is NOT a Post-Cold War development?
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Growing disparities in economic opportunities both within and between states |
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Diminishing non-renewable resources leading families and groups to become refugees |
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Rising anti-foreigner feelings and violence in reaction to migration pressures from the developing to the developed world |
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Proliferating intrastate conflicts increasing public interest in, and pressure for, humanitarian intervention |
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Enrichment of peoples in the developing world who found themselves on the margins of a globalizing world economy |
Dimensions of human security and lists PostCold War developments are as follows:
• growing disparities in economic opportunities both within and between states;
• increasing hardships faced by peoples in the developing world who found themselves on the margins of a globalizing world economy;
• diminishing non-renewable resources leading families and groups to become refugees;
• rising anti-foreigner feelings and violence in reaction to migration pressures from the developing to the developed world;
• proliferating intrastate conflicts increasing public interest in, and pressure for, humanitarian intervention.”
4.Soru
Which of the followings refers to internecine terrorism according to the concepts in O’Conner’s Typology of Terrorism
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Conflict spilling over into another country or fought on foreign soil. |
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For private purposes or gain. |
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When a government seeks to wipe out a minority group in its territory. |
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Selective targeting of individuals or groups. |
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Ideological but not revolutionary. |
Internecine terrorism refers to the conflict that spills over into another country or fought on foreign soil (Table 6.3). Therefore, the correct option is A.
5.Soru
What is the term used to refer to the situations where the natural resources are used by a state as a leverage to attain its political and military objectives?
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Constructivism |
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Sustainability |
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Availability |
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Liberalism |
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Energy imperialism |
Imperialism has always been at the center of debates in International Relations since the late 19th century. Imperialism signifies an asymmetrical relationship between the materially advanced societies and relatively “backward” societies. Energy imperialism, as a concept in IR, is mostly used for the situations where the natural resources are used by a state as a leverage to attain its political and military objectives (Harshe, 2005, 2071). The correct answer is E.
6.Soru
Which term refers to a condition in which actions taken by one actor to improve its national security are interpreted as aggressive/offensive by other actors?
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Anarchy |
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Balance of power |
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Security dilemma |
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Internal balancing |
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Positive balancing |
Security dilemma is another key feature of the competitive international system. Security dilemma refers to a condition in which actions taken by one actor to improve its national security are interpreted as aggressive/offensive by other actors, thereby provoking military counter-moves (Griffiths, O’Callaghan, and Roach, 2008: 295; Heywood, 2011: 19).
7.Soru
Which of the following is true about alliances?
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Alliances are implicit agreements |
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Alliances are dependent authorities |
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General commitments are considered formal military alliances |
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The arrangements for mutual security and general defense cooperation are considered as alliances |
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Alliances contribute to the national security of states |
Alliances are arrangements between states and, in some cases, independent authorities other than states.
Alliances are explicit agreements. Nevertheless, explicitness of an alliance agreement does not necessarily mean that the agreement is made by a formal treaty and declared to other states and registered with the United Nations.
General commitments such as the League of Nations, the United Nations, or their affiliated specialized agencies and the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) are not considered formal military alliances.
The arrangements for mutual security and general defense cooperation like the US-Turkey Defense and Economic Cooperation, which deals exclusively with bases, military aid, financial aid, and training programs, are not considered as alliances (Krause
and Singer, 2001).
Alliances contribute to the national security of states. Alliances provide states an air of seriousness that clearly distinguishes them from agreements in other areas of foreign policy, such as finance or commerce.
8.Soru
Which of the followings is considered to be among the non-traditional security threats?
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Political security. |
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Psychological manipulation. |
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Cyber attacks. |
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Weapons of mass destruction. |
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Climate change. |
The 21st century presents a new approach to security threats. Today scholars and politicians alike have been debating non-traditional security (NTS) threats, which are also known as nonmilitary threats, to better understand world politics and take the necessary measures to sustain and promote the international order. Among the critical NTS are environmental security, economic security, the security of food and water resources. Other NTS include migration, climate change, diseases and pandemics, social issues, human trafficking and drugs. Therefore, the correct option is E.
9.Soru
The Commission on Human Security specified the priorities of human security. Which one is NOT one of them?
The Commission on Human Security specified the priorities of human security. Which one is NOT one of them?
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Protecting people in violent conflict |
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Protecting people from the proliferation of arms |
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Supporting the human security of people on the move |
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Establishing human security transition funds for post-conflict situations |
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The range of actors is expanded beyond the state alone |
After the publication of this report, the UN requested a final report for human security fromthe Commission on Human Security. The Commission specified the priorities of human security as follows (Human Security Now, 2003:133):
- Protecting people in violent conflict;
- Protecting people from the proliferation of arms;
• Supporting the human security of people on the move;
• Establishing human security transition funds for post-conflict situations;
• Encouraging fair trade and markets to benefit the extreme poor;
• Providing minimum living standards everywhere;
• According high priority to universal access to basic health care;
• Developing an efficient and equitable global system for patent rights;
• Empowering all people with universal basic education, through much stronger global and national efforts;
• Clarifying the need for a global human identity while respecting the freedom of individuals to have diverse identities and affiliations.”
10.Soru
Depending on the right to intervene, which of the followings seems to be contradicting with the core principles of international relations?
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Human security. |
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Humanitarian conception. |
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Universal Declaration of Human Rights. |
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Rule of Law. |
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Political security. |
The humanitarian conception is an extension of the state responsibility approach to protect citizens based on the natural rights conception of human rights because it depends on “the right to intervene” or “duty to intervene” of the international community in countries with gross human rights violations. Even if this contradicts with the core principles of international relations (such as the state sovereignty, the prohibition of use of force against the territorial integrity, and non-interference in the domestic affairs of a sovereign country), the security of the state does not automatically mean the security of its citizens. Therefore, the correct option is B.
11.Soru
Which of the following countries helped found the Group of 7 (G7)?
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Canada |
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China |
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France |
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Russia |
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Norway |
The Group of Seven (G-7) is a forum of the world’s seven most industrialized economies. G-6 was formed in 1975 by France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United States, and the United Kingdom. Canada was invited to join this group in 1976 that eventually created the Group of Seven. In 1998, the Russian Federation (RF) was accepted by the G-7 countries as a full member, transforming G-7 into the Group of Eight (G-8). However, in 2014, Russia was suspended from G-8 after it had annexed Crimea and created tensions with Ukraine. The correct answer is C.
12.Soru
As of 2017 how many people on Earth faced persistent hunger and chronic food deprivation?
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Around 20 million people |
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Around 100 million people |
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Around 500 million people |
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Around 800 million people |
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Around 1.2 billion people |
In 2017, an estimated of nearly 821 million people faced persistent hunger and chronic food deprivation
13.Soru
Which one is about The Energy Community?
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It supports an energy security dialogue among its participating States and other international bodies that deal with energy issues. |
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It seeks to enhance its strategic awareness of energy developments with security implications; develop its competence in supporting the protection of critical energy infrastructure. |
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It encourages governments to adopt enabling policies for renewable energy investments, provides practical tools and policy advice to accelerate renewable energy deployment. |
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It maps out common principles for international cooperation in the field of energy. |
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It aims to create an integrated energy market allowing for cross-border energy trade and integration with the EU market. |
The Energy Community is an “international organization which brings together the European Union and its neighbors to create an integratedpan-European energy market. The key objective of the Energy Community is to extend the EU internal energy market rules and principles to countries in South East Europe, the Black Sea region and beyond on the basis of a legally binding framework. Specific goals of the Community include:
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creating an integrated energy marketallowing for cross-border energy trade and integration with the EU market;
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enhancing the security of supply to ensurestable and continuous energy supply that is essential for economic development and social stability;
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improving the environmental situation inrelation with energy supply in the region and foster the use of renewable energy and energy efficiency” (Energy Community, 2017).
14.Soru
Which one is NOT related to Cyber Terrorism?
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Propaganda via internet |
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Blocking emergency communications |
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Seeking to wipe out a minority group in its territory by arm |
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Destroying the actual machinery of the information infrastructure |
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Erasing data |
- Blocking emergency communications orcutting off electricity orwaterin thewake of a conventional
bombing or a biological, chemical, or radiation attack,
• Destroying the actual machinery of the information infrastructure,
• Disrupting the information technology underlying the internet, government computer networks,
or critical civilian systems such as financial networks or mass media,
• Using computer networks to take over machines that control traffic lights, power plants, or dams
in order to cause collateral damage,
• Stealing classified information, altering the content of web pages, disseminating false information,
sabotaging operations, erasing data etc. in cyber milieu,
• Disrupting financial markets or media broadcasts, an attack could undermine confidence or cause
panic such as breaching dams, colliding airplanes, shutting down the power grid etc., via remote
control systems (Nardia, 2013)
are some examples of cyber terrorism.
15.Soru
In terms of energy security, what is the term used to refer to supply of energy without any disruption as long as the energy is needed?
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affordability |
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sustainability |
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political instability |
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availability |
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acceptibility |
Sustainability means that the requested energy can be supplied without any disruption as long as the energy is needed (APERC, 2017). The correct answer is B.
16.Soru
I. Decreased availability of fresh water,
II. Food shortages,
III. Decreasing number of employment in mining industry,
IV. Disrupted access to energy supplies.
Which of the ones stated above is among the environmental changes that might lead to a conflict or to an international war?
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II & III. |
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III & IV. |
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I, II & IV. |
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I, II & III. |
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II, III & IV. |
Environmental changes might lead to a conflict and possibly to an international war as a result of
1) Food shortages due to decreases in net global agricultural production;
2) Decreased availability and quality of fresh water in key regions due to shifted precipitation patterns, causing more frequent floods and droughts;
3) Disrupted access to energy supplies due to extensive sea ice and storminess.
Therefore, the correct option is C.
17.Soru
As an era dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries and extending to the mid-20th century, which of the following concepts does modernity not refer to?
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The rule of law. |
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Proletariat. |
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Aristocracy. |
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Nation state. |
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Bourgeoisie. |
Modernity is a period dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries and extending to the mid-20th century (Kırılmaz and Ayparçası, 2016: 33). It is a historical era that refers to concepts such as the nation state, nationalism, industrialization, proletariat, nuclear family, secularism, urbanization, democracy, bureaucracy, bourgeoisie, the rule of law. Therefore, the correct option is C.
18.Soru
I. Human security is mostly specific to national concerns.
II. The human security approach attaches greater importance to early prevention than intervention.
III. The individual-centered approach of human security is undisputable.
Which of the above are true about human security?
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Only I |
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Only II |
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I and III |
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II and III |
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I, II, and III |
There are some general characteristics of human security. First, human security has become a concern of everyone; thus, it is universal. Second, the interdependent character of human security threats necessitates the cooperation of states in security issues. Third, the human security approach attaches greater importance to early prevention than intervention because the cost of late intervention may be very high. Finally, the individual-centered approach of human security is undisputable
19.Soru
I. Universal support to terrorist organizations,
II. Inadequate efforts,
III. Limited resources and expertise.
IV. Problem of how to define terrorism
Which of the ones listed above is among the major weaknesses from which international anti-terrorism initiatives continue to suffer?
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I & III. |
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I, II & III. |
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II & III. |
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II, III & IV. |
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I, III & IV. |
International anti-terrorism initiatives continue to suffer from three major weaknesses:
1) the problem of how to define terrorism,
2) inadequate efforts,
3) the limited resources and expertise.
Therefore, the correct option is D.
20.Soru
When balance of power is taken into account, which of the followings refers to the condition in which the leaders of the Third World countries seek alliances to counter both internal and external threats to their rule?
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Offshore balancing. |
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Omni-balancing. |
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Negative balancing. |
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External balancing. |
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Onshore balancing. |
Omni-balancing is a more suitable strategy to explain the balancing behavior of the leaders of the third world states. This concept suggests that omnibalancing explains Third World alignments as a consequence of leaders seeking to counter internal and external threats to their rule. Therefore, the correct option is B.
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