Deneme Sınavı Soruları

What is considered to be the first terrorist organization?

………… is the international order in which there is no international authority, nor the use of force.

____________ are the key concepts in the Constructivist readings that have brought new insights into the analyses of security in international politics.

“A gun in the hands of a friend is a different thing from one in the hands of an enemy, and enmity is a social, not material, relation”

Which of the following security approaches supports the idea above?

Which of the following events did not ensue violent acts on the rise once again especially in Europe and the United States?

Which of the following can be an example for identity war?

In which type of terrorism, terror has become a tool to prevent the republic and the achievements of the revolution?

What does anarchy refer to within the Realism framework?

According to Buzan (1991), which concept does "a group of states whose primary security concerns link together sufficiently closely that their national securities cannot realistically be considered apart from one another” describe?

Which of the following is not a common assumption in understanding security in international politics by Classical Realism and Neo-realism?

Which concept is the least emphasized by Liberal perspective on security?

What does anarchy offered by Realist thinking on security refers to?

Which organization was founded to defend especially human rights, democracy, and rule of law?

In which country and century did the revolutionary developments towards fundamental rights occur?

Which of the following is the date on which Asia pacific Economic Cooperation was formed?

Which one of the followings cannot be pointed out as an issue discussed in the World Conference on Human Rights held in Vienna in 1993?

Which of the following is NOT the United Nation’s (UN) responsibilities?

"International organizations have made a considerable contribution to the the international political system through creating norms, values and norms of behaviour and establishing them worldwide."

Which function of international organizations does the statement above refer to?