Chapter 19 Multiple choice questions

. According to Chapter 19, the celebration of the cold war as a 'long peace' is an example of…

Global IR.

ethnocentrism in strategic studies.

strategic culture.

Global IR and ethnocentrism in strategic studies.

. Since the end of the cold war, …

there has been a steady decline of conventional inter-state conflict.

there has been a growth of intra-state and internationalized conflicts.

the new paradigm of 'human security', encompassing both freedom from want and freedom of fear, has become a key dimension of strategic studies.

All the given answers are correct.

. According to Chapter 19, critics of attempts to redefine security to include non-military threats make which of the following claims?

Including non-military phenomena within the purview of security studies would lead to an 'excessive' broadening of the field.

Despite the proliferation of other threats, war remains the principal threat to international order.

There are major differences between military and non-military phenomena in terms of the impact they exert on the security perceptions and policies of states.

All the answers given are correct.

. According to Chapter 19, the decline of the post-Second World War international order is leading to multiplexity, which is characterized by all the following except…

a world with many different actors, including states, international institutions, non-governmental organizations, multinational corporations, and transnational networks.

multipolarity (the primacy of multiple great powers).

multiple layers of global, interregional, regional, domestic, and substate governance.

a world in which interdependence goes beyond economics to include other issue areas, such as the environment, disease, human rights, and social media.

. According to Chapter 19, scholars have traced Indian grand strategic thought to…

the Ramayana.

the Mahabharata.

the Arthashastra.

All the answers given are correct.

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