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The concept of ‘Offensive Realism’, which argues that states seek regional hegemony to ensure survival, was developed by:

AJohn Mearsheimer
BKenneth Waltz
CRobert Jervis
DHans Morgenthau
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The doctrine of ‘Defensive Realism’, which posits that the international system encourages states to maintain moderate policies, is associated with:

AJohn Mearsheimer and Colin Gray
BKenneth Waltz and Stephen Walt
CMachiavelli and Hobbes
DHenry Kissinger and Zbigniew Brzezinski
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The term ‘Soft Balancing’ in strategic studies refers to non-military measures taken by states to counter a dominant power through:

ADirect military build-up and proxy wars
BNuclear proliferation
CDiplomatic alliances, international institutions, and economic delay tactics
DTerritorial annexation
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Which major theoretical paradigm views international law and institutions as effective tools for global peace and cooperation?

ANeorealism
BClassical Realism
CStructural Marxism
DNeoliberal Institutionalism
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The ‘Theory of Surplus Value’ is a fundamental pillar of Marxist economics formulated in:

ADas Kapital
BThe Communist Manifesto
CThe German Ideology
DCritique of the Gotha Program
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The political philosophy of ‘Utilitarianism’ measures the moral worth of an action based on its ability to produce:

AStrict obedience to religious scripture
BThe greatest happiness for the greatest number
CEconomic equality across all classes
DTotal individual freedom without laws
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The concept of ‘Soft Power’ was introduced by Joseph Nye in his 1990 book titled:

ABound to Lead: The Changing Nature of American Power
BSoft Power: The Means to Success in World Politics
CThe Future of Power
DThe Paradox of American Power
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The term ‘Gerrymandering’ refers to the political practice of:

ABribery of public officials during election campaigns
BDisqualifying candidate nominations on legal technicalities
CManipulating electoral district boundaries to favor a particular political party
DHolding secret votes in parliamentary committees
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Which voting system guarantees that political parties receive parliamentary seats proportional to the votes cast for them?

AFirst-Past-The-Post (FPTP)
BAlternative Vote System
CBlock Voting
DProportional Representation (PR)
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