Ünite Sınavı Soruları

Which of the following is one of the assumptions of realists?

International _______________ can be defined as explicit or implicit norms, rules, principles and decision making processes related to certain issue areas/ subjects.

Which of the following is one of the common assumptions of both liberal and realist approaches to regimes?

Who argues that “regime theory is a theory for explaining and understanding the international cooperation intending the coordination and harmonization of interest among nations”?

According to Little (2014:290), which of the following is NOT a realist approach to regimes?

Which of the following about definitions of the regime is not true?

... can be defined as explicit or implicit norms, rules, principles and decision making processes related to certain issue areas/subjects.

Which of the following completes the definition given above?

I. Regimes enable states to collaborate.

II. Regimes promote international order.

III. Regimes promote the common good.

Which of the above is correct regarding the liberal institutionalists approach to regimes?

I. Hedley Bull defines the regimes as rules and institutions that regulates behaviors of individuals and states.

II. Krasner notes that regimes should not be seen as provisional regulations.

III. Keohane points out that regimes should be differentiated from treaties in a certain subject.

Which of the explanations above is correctly given with the correct author?

Which of the following expression about the regime is not true?

In which of the following are theoreticians and their definition of international regimes given correctly?

In which of the following is the theory and the particular explanatory variable each theory stresses  given correctly?

I. To dominate nation states,

II. To identify violations,

III. To reduce uncertainties,

IV. To eradicate local identities.

Which of the ones stated above is among the funtions of international regimes?

Krasner's definition of international regime is that it "can be defined as sets of implicit or explicit principles, norms, rules, and decision-making procedures around which actors' expectations converge in a given area of international relations."

Which of the following refer to norms within the context of this definition?

International regulations should increase the economic productivity and eliminate uncertainties because such uncertainties might cause ........................

Which of the following are among the aims of regimes?

• I- Increase uncertainties
• II- Establish an order
• III- Maintain security
• IV- Establish global governance
• V- Provide reference for right/false behaviour
• VI- Increase the cost of common effort to reduce violations
• VII- Increase the quality of kowledge among sides
• VIII- Surrender to a hegemon

Which of the following is one of the assumptions of liberal institutionalists?

Who argues that “regime theories introduce the possibility of cooperation in an environment of anarchy in which sovereign states are struggling for power and interest”?

According to whom, since states might not have control in certain fields anyway and have to accept foreign involvement, they might prefer to form international regimes in their own domain in order to escape/refrain from uncontrolled foreign interference?