Ünite Sınavı Soruları

Which principle of NATO is about considering an attack against one or several of its members as an attack against all?

Due to which of the followings did globalization emerge not only as an economic movement but also as a political ideology?

Which kind of balancing describes a strategy in which a great power keeps all of its national capabilities, particularly military capabilities, at home and uses regional powers and/or proxies to balance the threatening actors?

Which of the following event was the reason to invoke Article 5 for the first time?

Which of the following terms refers to a condition in which no one state predominates over others, tending to create general equilibrium and curb the hegemonic ambitions of all states?

Which of the following theorists questions the theory of balance of power on the grounds that the threat a state perceives is the most important driving factor for the balancing behavior?

I. Provide security for its members,

II. Peaceful resolution of disputes in the region,

III. Fueling regime changes in the region

IV. Promote democratic values.

Which of the ones listed above is among the political and military objectives of NATO?

Which of the following sentences about alliance is wrong?

Which two alliances below represent the Western and Eastern countries in Cold War era respectively?

Who is responsible for steering the process of consultation and decisionmaking within the Alliance?

"Alliances are said to be typically associated with the Westphalian state system and the European balance of power."

Which of the followings, though, led to the earliest alliances known so far?

Whisch of the followings does the neorealist scholar Kenneth N. Waltz mean saying "the balance of power politics is basically a zero-sum game"?

The Cold War is assumed to have begun with the famous Iron Curtain speech by _____ on March 5, 1946.

Which of the following is one of the principal goals of alliances?

Which of the following is not a NATO principle?

Which of the followings refers to an alliance whose signatories pledge not to resort to any military actions against the other signatories of the pact?

Which of the following refers to a condition in which actions taken by one actor to improve its national security are interpreted as aggressive/offensive by other actors, thereby provoking military counter-moves?

Which of the following theorists is an advocate of the balance of power theory?

Which of the following sentences about Turkey-Nato relations is wrong?

Which of the following organization is referred to as the Washington Treaty and has been the most influential security organization in the world since it was founded in 1949?