Introductıon to Internatıonal Relatıons (ENG)
2020–2021 Yaz Okulu Çıkmış Soruları
- 20 soru
- Soru metinleri açık; şıklar ve cevap anahtarı uygulamada
- 1In which year was The Warsaw Pact formed as a response to NATO?
- A1949
- B1951
- C1953
- D1955
- E1960
- 2In which of the following works did Hans Morgenthau develop theoretical realism?
- AThe Prince
- BPower and Interdependence
- CThe Peloponnesian War
- DPolitics Among Nations
- EThe Twenty Years' Crisis
- 3Which treaty on the limitation of the production of nuclear weapons was ready to be signed by all states in 1968?
- AHelsinki Final Act
- BVersailles Treaty
- CSALT-I
- DNon-Proliferation Treaty
- ESeabed Arms Control Treaty
- 4"--- means the lack of a central authority or world government to enforce rules in the modern international system." Which of the following options correctly completes the sentence above?
- AHierarchy
- BHegemony
- CSovereignty
- DTerritoriality
- EAnarchy
- 5Which of the following is a legitimate argument for the attractiveness of the English School?
- AIt does not deny anarchy or the need for states to exist in the world.
- BIt provides us with an ontological approach to understand being as such.
- CIt rejects a solidaristic account of economic relations and criticizes Marxism.
- DIt does not argue that states must exist for there to be an international society.
- EIt gives a pluralistic account of social relations and stresses shared symbols.
- 6Why did Hedley Bull think that international institutions have some value?
- ABecause otherwise states with differing cultures could never get along with each other.
- BBecause they reflect realism's core terms about international community.
- CBecause they mit violence, support property rights, and make sure agreements stand.
- DBecause they proved to be effective in securing distributive justice at the global level.
- EBecause they represent realism's central concepts such as power and self-interest.
- 7In our modern era, the ---- approach to international security stresses the good for all people. It assumes that a basic human right is the right to freedom. Which of the following options correctly completes the sentence above?
- Acyber security
- Binternational security
- Chuman security
- Denvironmental security
- Emilitary security
- 8According to Interpol, which is the fastest growing area of crime?
- ATelephone scams
- BEspionage
- CIdentity theft
- DAuto theft
- ECybercrime
- 9Which of the following is the leading court in the international legal system on adjudicating disputes between states?
- AThe International Criminal Court
- BThe International Court of Justice
- CThe International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes
- DThe European Court of Justice
- EThe International Court of Arbitration
- 10When a third party encourages parties to enter negotiations, this method of dispute settlement is called ---. Which of the following options correctly completes the sentence above?
- AFact Finding
- BInquiry aot-s
- CMediation
- DConciliation
- EGood Offices
- 11Which of the following is a binding method for dispute settlement between states?
- AFact-finding
- BArbitration
- CMediation
- DConciliation
- EInquiry
- 12Which of the following international nongovernmental organization works to find practical and innovative ways for people to lift themselves out of poverty and thrive?
- AOxfam
- BAmnesty International
- CGreenpeace
- DDoctors Without Borders
- ELashkar-E-Taiba
- 13Where is the headquarters of the United Nations located?
- ANew York City
- BParis
- CWashington D.C.
- DBrussels
- EBerlin
- 14Which of the following international organizations has a supranational character?
- AThe Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO)
- BThe European Union (EU)
- CThe World Trade Organization (WTO)
- DThe Human Rights Watch (HRW)
- EThe Amnesty International (Al)
- 15Which of the following is not one of the ten key emerging technology trends listed by The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD)?
- AArtificial intelligence
- BSynthetic biotechnology
- CSupersonic jet fighters
- DBlockchain
- EThe internet of things
- 16Which one of the following cannot be considered one of the increasing number of complaints and concerns about global economic governance and its institutions?
- AThe democratic deficit in global governance
- BThe relatively minor representation of emerging markets in the institutions
- CUnprofessional decision-making bodies
- DThe failings of economic liberalism
- EThe inequality of global economic growth
- 17Which of the following is the key component of a knowledge economy?
- AYoung population
- BLabor surplus
- CCapital inflows
- DProductivity
- EIntellectual capabilities
- 18Which of the following did Samuel Huntington not include in his typology of civilizations?
- AVirtual
- BSinic
- CBuddhist
- DHindu
- EIslamic
- 19One of the most prominent definitions of globalization has been given by ----. He defines globalization as the intensification of worldwide social relations which link distant localities in such a way that local happenings are shaped by events occurring many miles away and vice versa. Which of the following options correctly completes the sentence above?
- ADavid Mitrany
- BImmanuel Wallerstein
- CKarl W. Deutsch
- DAnthony Giddens
- ERaul Prebisch
- 20In the theoretical debate on globalization, which of the following believe that "globalization is a revolutionary shift in technology, economy, culture, and politics"?
- ATraditionalists
- BHyperglobalists
- CSceptics
- Dof. D) Constructivists
- ETransformationalists