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ULİ103U

Introductıon to Internatıonal Relatıons (ENG)

2022–2023 Vize (Ara Sınav) Çıkmış Soruları

  • 20 soru
  • Soru metinleri açık; şıklar ve cevap anahtarı uygulamada
  1. 1
    Which of the following statement is the cornerstone of international human rights law?
    • AOnly the United Nations is authorized to protect human rights.
    • BHuman rights are inalienable and universal.
    • CGovernments under no circumstances should adopt positive discrimination policies.
    • DStates should not have any role in promoting human rights at the local level. Human rights are only intended to benefit
    • Erefugees fleeing from war zones.
  2. 2
    Some International Relations scholars suggest four levels of analysis. Which of the following is the main subject matter at the individual level of analysis in foreign policy studies?
    • AHow the anarchical structure of the system causes wars.
    • BHow multipolar the international system is.
    • CHow public opinion is aligned to policies.
    • DHow persons and their characteristics, alone or in groups, impact policy.
    • EHow the type and structure of a government affects decisions and policy.
  3. 3
    Which of the following is among expanded issues in international relations between states today?
    • AInternational law
    • BPower
    • CWar
    • DAnarchy
    • ENationalism
  4. 4
    "The clash of civilization" thesis was suggested by --- in 1993. Which of the following options correctly completes the sentence above?
    • AHenry Kissinger
    • BDaron Acemoğlu
    • CSamuel Huntington
    • DFrancis Fukuyama
    • EThomas Friedman
  5. 5
    Which of the following argument is true about the hegemonic stability theory?
    • AThe Roman Empire, Spain, and England failed to act as hegemons.
    • BEconomic openness is most likely when there is a single dominant state.
    • CA hegemonic state leader only became one because he/she is the best at the job.
    • DAn authoritarian leader is unstable due to holding total state power. lof. E) The international system works best when
    • Ethere are several very strong states.
  6. 6
    Which of the following led to the spread of the concepts of nationalism and nation-states in world politics?
    • AThe French Revolution
    • BWorld War |I
    • CThirty Years Wars orular.nei
    • DPeace of Augsburg
    • ECongress of Vienna
  7. 7
    " 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?
    • ASovereignty
    • BHierarchy
    • CHegemony
    • DAnarchy
    • ETerritoriality
  8. 8
    Which of the following best describes Europe between 1871 and 1890?
    • AThe Congress System
    • BThe Napoleonic System
    • CThe Bismarckian System orul
    • DThe Metternich System
    • EAncient Régime
  9. 9
    Which of the following ended the Spanish Wars of Succession in 1713?
    • AThe Treaty of Versailles
    • BThe Peace of Augsburg
    • CThe Peace of Westphalia rul D) The Treaty of Basel
    • EThe Peace of Utrecht
  10. 10
    Which of the following principles of the Peace of Westphalia emphasizes that 'territorial states were to be accepted as legally equal and independent regardless of their size and power'?
    • ANon-interference
    • BHegemony
    • CHierarchy
    • DTerritoriality
    • ESovereignty
  11. 11
    Which of the following best describes political theory?
    • AKnowledge with regard to only internal politics of a state.
    • BThe study of concepts, assumptions, and principles.
    • CAn explanation of a conflict, whether it be internal or external.
    • DThe examination of political leaders and their decisions only.
    • EThe study of recognized states and international organizations.
  12. 12
    Which of the following theories of International Relations has Hedley Bull's 1977 work, the Anarchical Society, promoted?
    • AEnglish School
    • BCopenhagen School
    • CNeorealist School
    • DNeoliberal School
    • EFrankfurt School
  13. 13
    Who argued that the state of nature has a law on nature to govern it?
    • AThomas Hobbes
    • BJohn Locke
    • CSun Tzu OrU
    • DThucydides
    • EMachiavelli
  14. 14
    Which of the following is true with respect to the balance-of-power theory?
    • AIt has been specifically developed as a reaction to the Cold War.
    • BIt has remained only as a theory.
    • CIt is a feminist theory to explain gender issues.
    • DIt has been insufficient to prevent wars.
    • EIt has been prescribed only by neoliberals.
  15. 15
    Which of the following statement is true about Critical Theorists?
    • ATheir approach and methods intertwine philosophy and social sciences.
    • BThey argue that only power may solve differences between persons and states.
    • CThey hold that meanings of languages and words are unchangeable and unbending.
    • DThey hold that human nature is a logical outgrowth of morality and piety.
    • EThey argue that there is a natural reality that does not require human beings.
  16. 16
    Why was the United Nations organization officially established in 1945?
    • ATo escalate nuclear armament.
    • BTo collect dues from countries.
    • CTo keep out Eastern Bloc countries.
    • DTo stop Adolf Hitler.
    • ETo prevent future wars.
  17. 17
    When did NATO invoke Article 5?
    • A2017, when US president Trump left the Paris agreement.
    • B2011, when Syrian Civil War started.
    • C2001, when the United States was attacked by terrorists.
    • D1990, when East Germany left Warsaw Pact.
    • E1956, when Egypt nationalized the Suez Canal.
  18. 18
    Which of the following is not an issue of environmental security?
    • AFlood
    • BTsunami
    • CCyclone
    • DEarthquake
    • ECybercrime
  19. 19
    According to the 1994 United National Development report, -- means "safety from such chronic threats as hunger, disease, and repression." Which of the following options correctly completes the sentence above?
    • Aenvironmental security
    • Binternational security
    • Cmilitary security
    • Dhuman security
    • Ecyber security
  20. 20
    What is a newer threat to international security that is baffling governments?
    • ASlowing birth rate
    • BNatural disaster
    • CDecentralized terror networks
    • DLabor strikes
    • ENuclear warfare
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