Deneme Sınavı Soruları

Which one is a crucial element in examination of international relations and the related theories?

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……………….. are the actions and strategies that countries, states, and alliances take to make the world safe for all.

Who is the foremost theorist of constructivism in International Relations?

Which of the following  monarchical European powers signed the Treaty of Chaumont in March 1814 and decided on the principle that none of them would make a separate agreement until the end of Napoleonic rule in France?

Which of the following theories was International Relations based on?

I. Realism

II. Liberalism

III. Reasoning

IV. Positivism

 I. The type of the government

II. Any kind of crisis that may occur

III. State policies

IV. Bureaucratic issues

V. Legislation

Which of the  factors above influence analysis at the state level?

1. The Treaty of Munster
2. The Treaty of Osnabrück
3. Peace of Augsburg
4. The Peace of Utrecht
5. Congress of Vienna

Which of the above formed the parts of The Peace of Westphalia?

Which of the following addresses the collective goods challenge by rewarding actions that contribute to the group good, and by punishing those behaviors that are simply self-interested?

Which of the following is considered to be the starting point of the international system?

1. Idiosyncratic Analysis
2. Parsimony
3. Occam’s Razor
4. Interdependence
5. Groupthink

Which of the terms above are in conformity with each other?

Which of the following marked the positioning of the U.S.A as an interventionist in faraway conflicts?

Which of the folllowing was signed to reduce sectarian tensions in Europe in 1555?

1. Many thinkers foresee the development of ways to avoid conflict entirely — or at the very least, minimize it.
2. Some theorists predict that wealth will be redistributed worldwide so that there will be more equity.
3. Others hope for a decrease in nationalism and an upswing in “cosmopolitanism”, the sense that one is a citizen of the world rather than of a narrower group or affiliation.
4. Some have suggested that cultural diversity will become more tolerated and more understood by greater proportions of the global population, and that this will render some of today’s International Relations theories null.
5. To others, power and selfinterest will no longer dominate international relations as it does today, foregoing the terms of realism, and more liberal and perhaps even idealistic theories will be able to explain a different kind of world than we have today.

The statements with regard to the future prospects of International Relations above can be summarized by using which concept?

Which of the following principles explain Idealism?

I. tolerance

II. reasoning

III. equality

IV. short term gains

V. long term gains

VI. superiority of individuals

Which of the following is an example of national security being used as an excuse for overlooking human security?

Which of the following approaches of Feminism focuses on women or examining gender as a specific dimension of International Relations?