International Security Quiz

What is the primary focus of Realism in international relations?

• Economic cooperation

• Ensuring state security

• Cultural exchange

• Environmental protection

According to Classical Realism, what is a significant characteristic of international relations?

• Interdependence reduces conflict

• Peace is a permanent state

• States are rational actors

• Cooperation is always beneficial

What does Neorealism emphasize as a determinant of the international system?

• Moral values

• Economic resources

• Distribution of power

• Cultural influences

Which of the following is NOT a function of international institutions according to Robert Keohane?

• Creating expectations

• Limiting activities

• Promoting military action

• Directing behavior

What does the term 'Jus Ad Bellum' refer to?

• Post-war reconciliation

• Economic sanctions

• Rules during war

• The right to go to war

In Constructivism, what is the core idea regarding reality?

• It is purely material

• It is socially constructed

• It is determined by power

• It is static and unchanging

Which of the following is a key aspect of Liberalism in international relations?

• States are the only actors

• Interdependence influences state behavior

• Power is the only currency

• Conflict is inevitable

What does the term 'self-help system' imply in Realism?

• Dependence on international organizations

• States must ensure their own security

• Cooperation among states

• Global governance is effective

According to Morgenthau, what is power defined as?

• Economic strength

• Military capability

• Control over others' actions

• Diplomatic influence

What is a characteristic of the international system according to Classical Realism?

• Global governance

• Conflict and suspicion

• Cooperation is the norm

• Permanent peace