Introductıon to Internatıonal Relatıons (ENG)
Deneme Sınavı Soruları
- 20 soru
- Soru metinleri açık; şıklar ve cevap anahtarı uygulamada
- 1
Which of the following is one of the defining characteristics of an international system?
- 2
- The Industrial Revolution in Great Britain
- Political Revolution in France
- The Westphalian settlement
- German Unification
- The Paris Peace Conference
Which of the above are the two significant developments that Europe witnessed and that had a profound impact on world politics in the late 18th century?
- 3
The nature of war has changed, and the days of nation-states declaring war on each other, or large entities threatening the security of other large entities has mostly diminished. Instead, decentralized or networked threats such as militia uprisings, individual attacks or terrorist organizations are considered the greatest threat to both human and national security. Which strategy has the United States adopted to deal with this new type of threat since the Obama administration?
- 4
............. defines the relationship between two states in which each can destroy the other’s society even after absorbing an all-out attack by the other state.
- 5
In which year did the international relations emerge as a formal academic discipline?
- 6
United Nations prohibits preemptive
self-defense or anticipatory self-defense.Which one of the following describes the terms above?
- 7
In International Relations the absence of a worldwide government is called __________.
Which of the following best completes the sentence above?
- 8
Which of the following is claimed to be a setting for conflict between classes?
- 9
Under the concept of international security, which of the following most accurately describes the relationships, alliances and dissolutions of alliances of the Cold War era and beyond?
- 10Which of the following international relations thearies was characterized above all by explicit reliance upon the exercise of judgment, i.e., a pragmatic approach that stressed normative traits of International Relations?
- 11
Which of the following is/are classical international theories?
I. realism
II. liberalism
III. neoliberalism
IV. neorealism
- 12
Which peace settlement put an end to The Thirty Years’ War?
- 13
................argues that international economic openness and stability is most likely when there is a single dominant state.
- 14
- The Renaissance
- The Protestant Reformation
- Congress of Vienna
- The Quadruple Alliance
Which of the above are the two significant developments that hastened the dissolution of the feudal system in Europe?
- 15
What is the underlying reason of the balance of power?
- 16
I. Dominance
II. Reciprocity
III. Identity
IV. Alliance
According to Goldstein and Pevehouse, which of the principles above address potential solutions to uncooperative relations among countries?
- 17Whichof the following is not included in the five sovereign states that were given the power to veto in the Security Council in the United Nations?
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What does International Relations focus?
I. Providing systematic understanding of how states behave.
II. Forming a close relationship between states.
III. Getting in touch with the neighboring states.
IV. Spreading the international news among the states.
V. Protecting relations among the nations.
- 19Which of the followings is TRUE about the main points of Neoliberalism?
- I_ The rule of the market—freedom for capital, goods and services
- II_ Increasing public expenditure for social services by the government
- III_ Privatization of public enterprise
- IV_ Deregulation, to allow market forces to act as a self-regulating mechanism
- 20
"According to international law, states have a legal personality, a defined territory, a permanent population, and a/an _____________ capable of maintaining effective control over its territory, and capable of conducting international relations with other states."
Which of the following best completes the text above which is about the characteristics of a state?