Deneme Sınavı Soruları

Distribution and conglomeration forces

Diffusion and agglomeration forces

Aversion and agglomeration forces

Dispersion and conglomeration forces

Dispersion and agglomeration forces

Creating norms and values

Evaluation already created norms and values

Recruiting participants in the international political system

Establishing rules

Presenting interests in a range of intergovernmental organizations

Sugar, tobacco and cotton

Textiles, linens and fabrics

Manufactured goods

Slaves and mercenaries

Swords, cannons and other weapons

They organize sports events.

They provide forums where member come together for a specific purpose.

They provide a place for sports events.

They constraint other institutions from acting independently.

They act as a medium across states.

I, II, III, IV, V

I, V

I, II, III

Only V

II, IV

General Postal Union (GPU)

Universal Postal Union (UPU)

International Bureau of Weights and Measures

International Telegraph Union (ITU)

International Union for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Property

Universal Declaration of Human Rights-1948

World Conference Vienna Declaration on Human Rights - 1980

International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights- 1972

The European Court of Human Rights - 1945

The Prevention and Punishment of Crime Genocide- 1978

185

200

216

284

301

They increased their economic and political influence gradually

They were the main figure of European politics throughout the Middle Age

They slowly became the carrier new form of wealth accumulation

They preferred to move as closely as possible with the monarchies

This class became a great supporter of monarchies

Human Rights Watch is a non-governmental human rights organization

Human Rights Watch is based on non-profit and voluntarily participants.

Human Rights Watch was established in 1978.

Human Rights Watch is well-known its impartial reporting, effective use of media, and cooperation with local human rights groups to protect and advance human rights all over the world.

Human Rights Watch especially acts within authoritarian regimes where the rights of the citizens are usually abused by their own government.

Georg Jellinek

Jeremy Bentham

David Hume

John Locke

Benjamin Franklin

Positive status rights

Negative status rights

Neutral status rights

Active status rights

Passive status rights

I-II-III

III-IV-V

I-II-III-IV

I-III-IV-V

II-III-IV-V

Georg Jellinek

Bentham and Hume

John Lock

Hugo Grotius

Bodin and Hobbes

Hedley Bull

Charles Beitz

Thomas Pogge

Michael Walzer

John Locke

1945

1946

1947

1948

1949

Camroux

Lombaerde

Wendt

Taylor

Nye

1945

1989

2002

2001

1994

Liberal

English School

Normative

Constructivist

Realist

Silk Road

Transatlantic Triangular Trade

Cape of Good Hope

Tratturo Pescasseroli-Candela

Via Maris