Deneme Sınavı Soruları

Which of the following statesmen or thinkers strongly supported that no social order was viable without effective sovereignty and a failure to perceive the fragility of human institutions had led to a naive confidence that democracy and law would generate a sovereign state of their own accord? 

In a .... god or a deity is recognized as the
immediate ruler of the state?

_______________ said that we have to see we have to see ourselves as involved in ‘a partnership not only between those who are living, but between those who are living, those are dead, and those who are to be born’.

Which of the below is Georg Lukács related?

Which of the following principles refers to a system whereby there exists no single source of authority within a state but rather sovereignty is considered as resting with many different institutions? 

.... in the political science context,
can be defined as recognition of the right of rulers to
govern?

In which country is the legislature unicameral (made up of only one house)?

Liberalism is not anarchism, because, as Waldron rightly emphasized, liberalism is concerned with --- 

Which of the following correctly completes the sentece above? 

The immigration of which migrants into Fiji challenged this island-nation’s indigenous culture that ultimately led to a military coup by native Fijians?

In a --------, the executive branch of government derives democratic legitimacy from, and it is accountable to, the legislature.

Which of the following fills the gap in this statement?

-------- is a comment on or against an opponent, to undermine him personally, rather than his arguments.

Which of the following concepts fills the gap in this sentence?

Which of the following is NOT true about city state?

Which of the following is not one of the core concepts of the Marxian approach?  

Which of the following projection can be called soft power?

I- Millitary Power

II- Economic Power

III- Diplomatic Power

IV- Cultural Power

"...............is the act of freeing a human being or class of human beings from the control of another, usually when this control is enshrined in some legal privilege or right?

In which of the following centuries did social sciences begin to adopt the methods of natural sciences like observation, survey, and measurement?

Rather than religion, a perceived threat, an ideology, or an enemy, in which of the following states did the economic success help the governments gain legitimacy in the aftermath of World War II?