Q9. What the actors do not within the world of Mearsheimer's Realism? bandwagoning balancing a) c) buck-passing d) struggle for hegemony Q10. Which one below cannot be seen as a Realist figure? a) Robert Gilpin b) Kennoth Waltz c) David Mitrany d) Fareed Zakaria Q11. Which one below is assumed as an auxiliary debate occurring in the late 70s early 80s about possibility of cooperation in IR? a) Idealism-Realism debate b) Defensive-Offensive Realism debate c) Behaviorism-Traditionalism debate d) Neo-Neo debate Q12. Which concept below was developed by K Deutsch? a) spill over impact b) security communities c) functionalism d) complex interdependency Q 13. What is the name of liberal understanding of A. Moravscik? a) Neo-Liberalism b) Game Theory c) Offensive Realism d) Inter-Governmentalism

Q9. The correct answer is c) buck-passing. In Mearsheimer's Realism, actors do not engage in buck-passing, which refers to the tendency of states to avoid taking on the costs of defending against a common threat by passing the responsibility to others.<br /><br />Q10. The correct answer is c) David Mitrany. David Mitrany is not considered a Realist figure. He is known for his work on functionalism and international integration.<br /><br />Q11. The correct answer is d) Neo-Neo debate. The Neo-Neo debate refers to the debate between neoliberal institutionalists and neorealists in the late 1970s and early 1980s, which focused on the possibility of cooperation in international relations.<br /><br />Q12. The correct answer is b) security communities. The concept of security communities was developed by Karl Deutsch. It refers to a group of states that have a shared sense of security and work together to address common threats.<br /><br />Q13. The correct answer is a) Neo-Liberalism. Andrew Moravcsik is known for his work on liberal international relations theory, particularly the concept of neoliberalism.