Deneme Sınavı Soruları

1. Being too focused on higher-level political analyses
2. The centrality it places on the unit of the state
3. Its reliance on human nature, ego and emotion
4. Telling us “a small number of big and important things

Which of the above express why has realism been critized for?

1. Dominance
2. Reciprocity
3. Identity
4. Coalition
5. Alliances

Which of the above are three basic principles in the context of cooperation which address potential solutions to uncooperative relations among countries?

Which term refers to "the absence of a worldwide government"?

1. Individual level analysis attempts to highlight and understand how persons and their characteristics (alone or in groups) impact policy (part of the decision-making process).
2. Individual level analysis is further broken down into factors that affect policy: cognitive, emotional, and psychological ones.
3. Biological factors, gender and individual and group perceptions are very important in individual level analysis.
4. Analysis at the state level explores how the structure and operations of a government affect decisions and policies.
5. The system-level analysis is focused on the external conditions and pressures that shape a country’s practices and policies.

Which of the statements with regard to three levels of analysis above are correct?

Which one of the below is a key element to productivity and collaboration?

Which two alliances carried the world through the Cold War and proved to prevent escalating aggression?

In which of the analysis level, the type of government plays an important role? 

........... means absence of a world power over states, the absence of any higher power than a state itself.

I. It lasted between 1945 to 1991.

II. It was based on the coalition of the superpowers of the world.

III. The Truman Doctrine ended it.

IV. It was a period of tension between the Western and Eastern bloc countries.

Which of the above is/are true for The Cold War period?

As a response to West Germany’s joining NATO in
1955, the Soviet Union created its own alliance
which was called the Warsaw Pact?

Which of the following events triggered the erosion of the Warsaw Pact?

Why did feminism become one of the theories of international relations?

Which of the following posed the first serious threat to the modern international system?

What is defined below?

"The study of concepts,assumptions, and principles used to define, explain, and assess political events, behaviors, and institutions."

1. Liberal theory (idealism) was also formulated in the 16th century and forward.
2. Classical liberalism is a political philosophy and an ideology in which primary emphasis is placed on securing the freedoms of the individual by limiting the power of the government.
3. Classical liberalism is built on ideas that had already arisen by the end of the 18th century, such as selected concepts of E. H. Carr, Hans Morgenthau, Thomas Hobbes, and Niccolò Machiavelli.
4. Idealism promotes toleration, reason and progress, equality before the law, and an open economy.
5. Idealism suggests that states will search for long-term mutual gains instead of short-term individual gains—if their security and sovereignty are not significantly diminished or threatened.
6. Idealism’s terms underlie liberal political thought.

Which of the statements with regard to the liberal theory (idealism) above are correct?

Which of the following state heralded the end of the Westphalian system?

Which one is basic and emphasized by Realism?