CSI

Question 1

Habeas Corpus

Answer 1

• the right to ones one body

- protection of the body

Question 2

Securitisation

Answer 2

• something becomes a threat
• constituted
  -problematization
• analyze
  =context - when and why, locate
  =prioritize and predict scale
  =action to take, calculations

Question 3

Nuclear proliferation

Answer 3

• all countries developing their nuclear arsenal to achieve stability
• nuclear weapons bring peace and stability

Question 4

Non-proliferation

Answer 4

• nuclear programs should be dissolved

- int system is safer without nuclear weapons

Question 5

Strategic Level

Answer 5

• closely related to policy
• outcome of war
• aligns with national interests

Question 6

Tactical Level

Answer 6

• maneuvers, engagements and battles
• translation of combat power into success
• the means
• military objectives and combat, but not the politics

Question 7

Nuclear Weapon

Answer 7

• explosion that releases massive amount of energy and is capable of massive destruction and damage, resulting from self sustained nuclear fission or fusion
• shock waves, radiation
• heat
• fallout

Question 8

Insurgency

Answer 8

• social movement that aims to alter the social status quo
• intra state
• relies on the existence of politics
• essentially modern
• non-state actors

Question 9

Small Wars

Answer 9

• one more powerful state can have many
• against non-state actors
• assymetric
• geographical distance
• no evident domestic consequences

Question 10

Super terrorism

Answer 10

• bigger scale lots watching
• galvanize diaspora
• audacity
• symbolic
• element coordenation

Question 11

Human security

Answer 11

• state responsibility and of the community
• beveridge 5 great evils
  = squalor
  = poverty
  = ignorance
  = illness
  = idleness

Question 12

Paradigm shift (human security)

Answer 12

• change in a belief and dogmatic structure
• internal threat
• stop protecting from an external threat to protect from oneself
• changes from protecting life to protecting from life itself

Question 13

Policephalus (terrorism)

Answer 13

• many heads
• eliminate one leader another one easily joins and take sits place
• horizontal hierarchy
• ideology is the leader

Question 14

Diaspora

Answer 14

• transnational idea that many can identify with
• transnational flow
• people, materials and ideas

Question 15

Segmentation

Answer 15

• division in smaller units that can exist without one another
• connected a network
• compartmentalization
• auto generated individual ones initiative

Question 16

Plane-organization

Answer 16

• horizontal hierarchy

Question 17

Masculinity

Answer 17

• hegemonic
• military
• power dynamics
• fluid and relational
• contextual

Question 18

Femininity

Answer 18

• women as justification for war

- less secure the more aggressive the state is

Question 19

Gendered wars

Answer 19

• symbolic to dominate women in war
• metaphor to invade the enemy’s dominance and challenge it
• masculine identity of the state, individual and the institution (builds it)
• systemic and structural
• sexual violence in conflict
• spoils fo war
• valorization of certain masculine behaviors
  = rape culture
  = group cohesion

Question 20

Patriarchal

Answer 20

• gives preference and hegemony to men

Question 21

Gender

Answer 21

• construction and contextualized to some extent
• helps build an identity
• conditioning and defining

Question 22

ARPAnet

Answer 22

• allows remote access

Question 23

Proxy actors

Answer 23

• non state actors that act on behalf of the state without its knowledge

Question 24

DDOS

Answer 24

• clogging servers with massive amounts of data

Question 25

Cyber Kill Chain

Answer 25

Survey —> delivery —> breach —

Question 26

Levels of analysis

Answer 26

- security of whom and what - agency - public or private - national or global - norms - future