Theorıes of Internatıonal Relatıons I (ENG)
Deneme Sınavı Soruları
- 20 soru
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- 1
Which of the following is not one of the ideas of Realist approach to regimes?
- 2
Which of the followings are the consequences of the era of colonialism?
I. Western countries managed to establish a global economy.
II. Local economies could not find a chance to grow.
III. It led to a cultural clash.
IV. Western countries introduced modern medicine to the colonial people.
- 3
"good or bad are relative concepts and consequently there is no absolute good and absolute bad. ere are no sensible and objective criteria to divide the good and bad; in contrast, it depends subjectively to the individuals themselves"
The ideas above belong to_______.
- 4
Which one is NOT one of the four bastions from which the arguments of the English School are derived?
- 5
Which of the following is not one of the aims of The Bretton Woods Conference?
- 6
Which of the concept below is considered as a very interesting example for normative studies?
- 7
Which one is not a result of an economic crisis?
- 8
In which of the following is the theory and the particular explanatory variable each theory stresses given correctly?
- 9
- It was composed of scholars coming from different disciplines.
- It included theoreticians and people from practice
- Publications came after a through discussion
Which of the above statements is accurate about the composition and working of the British Committee?
- 10
_____ is the idea that all of humanity belongs to a single global community. Every human being was seen as a citizen of the world in his capacity of “reason” regardless of bloodlineage and racial origins.
Fill in the blanks with the correct answer.
- 11
What is the determining factor in international relations for the realists?
- 12
How does Keohane describe the roles of hegemony, regimes, and international political economy?
- 13
"Peace and order can only be explained by realist writers through the concepts of national interest and selfish interest."
Through which of the followings do the functional theories explain the international regime theory?
- 14If you hear your teacher talking about individualism, freedom, natural law, spontaneous order, rule of law and limited state what might be the topic of the lesson?
- 15
- It refers to an interest that encompasses the values, expectations and aspirations of the people of the state, as well as their security from external threats and their material well-being.
- It is the more effective guide to foreign policy than the moral or traditional considerations of a given state.
Which terms is described by the above sentences?
- 16
“This approach sees international relations as a cooperation process, and there are certain rules restricting the states to use power rather than to see the international relations as a war among gladitors or struggle of interest between the states”.
Which approach is described above?
- 17
Which name below is not one of the thinkers who contributed to realism in its classical shape?
- 18
Globalization and emerging non-state actors led to the emergence of which of the following approaches to International Relations?
- 19
Classical liberals oppose to the Kantian cosmopolitanism.
Which of the following states the reason for this opposition?
- 20
Who developed the concept of “cultural hegemony”?