Deneme Sınavı Soruları

Functionalism

Interdependence

Neo-functionalism

Transnationalism

Global governance

Alienation

Dialectics

Commodification

Agitation

Dual Power

Simple balance

Local balance

Global balance

Rigid balance

Multipolar balance

True knowledge can only be acquired through observations.

A priori knowledge is accepted as universal and deductive. 

Research must be based on the methods of empirical verification or falsification.

There should be a distinction between facts and values.

Deductive or inductive methods are employed in research.

Politics is governed by objective laws.

Interest determines political conduct.

Nations can be judged by universal moral principles when necessary. 

Prudence is the supreme virtue in international politics.

Statesmen conduct themselves in terms of interest defined as power.

Adam Smith

Immanuel Kant

David Hume

Thomas Hobbes

Hugo Gratius

Only I

Only II

Only III

I-II

I-III

In the 15th century

In the 16th century

In the 17th century

In the 18th century

In the 19th century

What should be done to better survive in a world where money determines everything?

How do the ways in which people earn their living affect their bodies, minds, and daily lives?

What are the most suggested ways for people to earn their living and pay their expenses?

How can people educate themselves to fight against a capitalist society?

In what ways does feudalism affect the way people lead their lives?

I

I, II

I, III

II, III

I,II,III

Cold War

Colonialism

Foundation of IMF

The World War I

Integration of Western Europe

Pragmatism

Realism

State-centrism

Liberalism

Idealism

faith in human rationality

capability of maintaining peace

ability to overcome anarchy

peace enhancing effects of trade

conflicts among the countries

It is the source of knowledge and intuition determining the knowledge.

True knowledge can only be acquired through senses and observations.

Every belief or assumption is questionable.

There are important difference between natural and social world.

The main source of human knowledge is public.

Realism, pluralism and globalism

Realism, liberalism and Marxism

Conservatism, liberalism and radicalism

Traditional, global society and neo-Marxism

Communitarianism, cosmopolitanism and functionalism

capitalism

value

production process

class struggle

alienation 

Imbalance of threat

Imbalance of wealth

Imbalance of power

Imbalance of views

Imbalance of structures

state centrism

non-state centrism

classical realism

neo-realism

conservatism

Hans Morgenthau

Thomas Hobbes 

Edward Carr 

Kenneth Waltz

Raymond Aron

Humans in a natural state of freedom do not necessarily respect others’ right to freedom.

A state’s role is to control individual frredom.

People need to form “a civil society by contracting with others”.

People organize their society so as to secure those rights and freedoms.

Human beings are assumed to be equal and rational.