Introductıon to Internatıonal Relatıons (ENG)
2022–2023 Vize (Ara Sınav) Çıkmış Soruları
- 20 soru
- Soru metinleri açık; şıklar ve cevap anahtarı uygulamada
- 1Which 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.
- 2Some 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.
- 3Which of the following is among expanded issues in international relations between states today?
- AInternational law
- BPower
- CWar
- DAnarchy
- ENationalism
- 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
- 5Which 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.
- 6Which 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" 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
- 8Which 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
- 9Which 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
- 10Which 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
- 11Which 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.
- 12Which 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
- 13Who argued that the state of nature has a law on nature to govern it?
- AThomas Hobbes
- BJohn Locke
- CSun Tzu OrU
- DThucydides
- EMachiavelli
- 14Which 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.
- 15Which 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.
- 16Why 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.
- 17When 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.
- 18Which of the following is not an issue of environmental security?
- AFlood
- BTsunami
- CCyclone
- DEarthquake
- ECybercrime
- 19According 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
- 20What is a newer threat to international security that is baffling governments?
- ASlowing birth rate
- BNatural disaster
- CDecentralized terror networks
- DLabor strikes
- ENuclear warfare