Ünite Sınavı Soruları

Who argues that “regime can be defined in narrow and broader meanings”?

Which of the following is not a common assumption of both liberal and realist approaches to regimes?

Where ... see regimes as more or less efficient responses to fixed needs, ... see them as conditioned by ideology and consensual knowledge and evolving as actors learn.

Which of the following should complete the statement?

 I) Regimes enable states to collaborate.

 II) Regimes generate differential benefits for states.

 III) Regimes flourish best when promoted and maintained by a benign hegemon.

 IV) Power is the central feature of regime formation and survival.

 V) Regimes promote the common good.

Which of the numbered definitions belong to Liberal institutionalists?

What is the connection betwen prisoner’s dilemma and IRT?

Which of the followings is among the defenders of theory of international regimes against its critiques?

Why the concept of regime would cause the question of the limits of state sovereignty?

Regime theory is a theory for explaining and understanding ... intending the coordination and harmonization of ....

Which of the following completes the definition given above?

Which of the followings is among assumptions of realists?

Which of the following is an example of regime theories’ using the concepts of realist theory?

Which of the following about definitions of the regime is not true according to Conca's view?

Which of the followings argues that regimes are not only making the cooperation easier in short run, but also in the long run, providing an environment of cooperation for promoting relations?

"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?

I. Principles are beliefs of fact, causation and rectitude.

II. Norms are standards of behavior defined in terms of rights and obligations.

III. Rules are specific prescriptions of proscriptions for action.

Which of the terms above is correctly given according to Krasner?

... 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?

1. Acceptance of the states as basic actors
2. Ignorance of the non-state actors
3. Zero-sum assumption

Which of the above are among the critiques of international regimes?

How does Keohane describe the roles of hegemony, regimes, and international political economy?