Deneme Sınavı Soruları

act

bargain

catalyzer

gain

means

If there is a need to reduce the effects of anarchy hindering cooperation among states

If there are issues that go beyond the physical and political limits of individual states

If they are too weak and small to resolve the problem through power relations

If they want to reduce the probability of international conflict to maintain their own security

If they have opportunity to behave unilaterally without jeopardizing the interests of others

idealism

perpetual peace

realism

philosophy

liberalism

It was composed of scholars coming from the discipline of International Relations only.

It included only theorists.

Theory emerged out of abstractions by individual scholars rather than consensual discussion.

It emerged as a result of an American initiative.

The Committee was co-convened by Kenneth Thomson and Barry Buzan.

They create job opportunities for many and technologically advanced goods.

They tend to establish operations in markets where their capital is most efficient or wages are lowest.

By producing the same quality of goods at lower costs, multinationals reduce prices and increase the purchasing power of consumers worldwide.

They can lead a positive relationship between the international liberal economy and world peace.

They tend to develop a monopoly for certain products, driving up prices for consumers.

I and II

II and IV

IV and V

V and VI

III, V and VI

Acceptance of behaviourism

The English School argues that the reality of IR, can be be confined, or reduced, to a single element.

The reality of international relations is composed of ontologically plural phenomena.

The idea of ontological pluralism isn’t expressed in the description of international reality as comprising the elements of international system, international society and world society.

The international reality doesn’t simultaneously comprise the systemic, societal and world-wide (global) elements.

The first and basic argument of the School isn’t ontological and epistemological pluralism.

Power

Economy

Ideational forces

Organizational structures

Cultural elements

Common land

Common ideologies

Common rules

Common history

Common words

Sheila Grader agreed with Jones on the existence of a distinct English School.

Sheila Grader agreed that the authors in the English school had all common views about the study of international relations.

Sheila Grader said that the unifying elements listed by Jones are too specific and clear so as to consider those authors as a part of a distinct school.

The authors in the English school didn’t have their own interpretations related with the study of international relations.

Sheila Grader said that the authors in the English school had his own views and opinions about the study of international relations.

Normative theories, adopt human being’s freedom and capability to determine the outside world rather than emphasizing the influence of international structure and national interest.

These theories are known as educational and instructional theories.

Normative theories have features of being voluntarist and eclectic.

They look like predictive and explanatory theories rather than being deterministic theories.

The propositions of normative theories can be tested and verified by facts.

International Monetary Fund.

The World Bank.

The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade.

The World Trade Oeganization.

The G20.

facilitated

enhanced

accepted

ignored

based

faith in human rationality

capability of maintaining peace

ability to overcome anarchy

peace enhancing effects of trade

conflicts among the countries

Alienation

False Consciousness

Class consciousness

Communism

Utilitarianism

Kantian universalism

Grotianism 

Structural Marxism

Grotian approach

Transnationalism

Nature of human and states are the major determinants of international politics.

Political and military issues are secondary topics to be concerned.

The pre-determined authority governs the relations among states.

The structure of international system is considered democratic.

Commerce, finance and health issues are high politics.

Galtung

Wallerstein

Joseph S. Nye

Niebuhr

Morgenthau

Marxism

Positivism

Liberalism

Pluralism