Internal Security · Development and Extremism
In areas affected by left-wing extremism or other violent movements, governments often combine security operations with welfare, infrastructure, education, health, and livelihood measures. The main reason for adopting such a combined strategy is that:
- 1extremist violence can be ended only by negotiations, while development plays no practical role
- 2welfare programmes are constitutionally required to be implemented only in conflict districts
- 3security action can suppress violence temporarily, but long-term peace requires reduction of alienation and improvement in state legitimacy✓
- 4development measures are meant only to improve the image of the administration before elections
Correct answer
security action can suppress violence temporarily, but long-term peace requires reduction of alienation and improvement in state legitimacy
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