Deneme Sınavı Soruları

Nuri Yurdusev

Tim Dunne 

Martin Wight

Sheila Grader

Hidemi Sugunami

The English school was defined against the American approaches to International Relations (IR)

Their first publication came out the year following their first meeting.

The British royal family encouraged the foundation of the Committee. 

The founding members of the committee were all distinguished English historians.

They had their first meeting in Oxford University in 1959.

the EU

the G7

NAFTA

APEC

the G20

the international cooperation - interest among nations

collective goal - mutual harmonization

mutual harmonization - collective goal 

collective goal - interest among nations

interest among nations - mutual harmonization

Power

Economy

Ideational forces

Organizational structures

Cultural elements

Globalism

Cosmopolitanism

Realism

Pluralism

Normativizm

Trade rivalry.

Trade discrimination.

Globalization.

North-South division.

Illicit market.

pacta sund servanda

recta ratio

Bonum commune communitatis

Jus ad bellum

Homo homini lupus

The Committee was composed of scholars coming from the same discipline.

The Committee included different historians, economist, philosopher and people from the practice.

The Committee study of international relations didn’t require the insights from politics, economics, history, and philosophy.

The Committee didn’t include people from the practice, it just included the theorists.

The English School didn’t argue for the unity of the theory and practice.

Social Contract

Self-Defence

Self-Determination

Self- Direction

Self- Expression

existing

sovereign

free

national

regime

Social contract

Realist

Empirical

Marxist

Feminist

Peter Wilson

Roy Jones

Sheila Grader

Hidemi Suganami

Tim Dunne

It ignores the basic principles of Marxism theory.

It splits the world and segregating people along economic lines.

The North owns over 90 percent of all manufacturing industries in the world.

The division is made by considering the countries alignment with the United States.

It does not hold an optimistic approach.

His defense of property rights and religious toleration did not mean much to liberal thinkers.

His book ‘Second Treatise on Government’ is the best summary of his philosophy on individual freedom and state’s limited role.

John Locke argued that state of nature was state of war.

John Locke believed that humans in a natural state of freedom would immediately respect others’ right to freedom

According to Locke, the state of nature is one of limitations and compliance.

Collective decisions

Limiting the media

Spill-over

The faith of elites in increased integration

Mutual interests of governments and groups

Human beings are good in nature.

Security issues are always on top of the state agenda.

Inernational organizations are the real actors of international politics.

Wars and conflicts among states are not natural.

Moral principles can guide politics.

States react more to imbalances of power than imbalances of threat.

States prefer to bandwagon with dominant state for domestic security.

Bipolar structure of power is more stable than multipolar order.

Bandwagoning with the most threating power is more common than bandwagoning with the most dominant power.

States will continue to strive for power unless they become a hegemon.

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?

John Dewey

Rene Descartes

Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz

Immanuel Kant

Benedictus de Spinoza