Ünite Sınavı Soruları

Who argues that “regime is thought as a result of consent of states and the limited surrender for independent decision making authority”?

Which of the following is not one of the ideas of Realist approach to regimes?

Powerful states and coalitions that have vigorous ______________cannot establish effective regimes.

How does the 'prisoner's dilemma' present a case for international regime theory?

Who argues that “regimes are products of efforts to conciliate the conflicting interests”?

Which of the followings is among assumptions of liberal institutionalists?

1. A hegomonic leader may lead the world into chaos and war.
2. Hegemony and cooperation are opposite concepts.
3. Cooperation is possible even in the lack of a hegemonic power

Which of the above statements are among the ideas of Robert O. Keohare?

Which of the following is an assumption of realists?

Which of the following is an example where there is no need for states to form a regime?

Decision-making procedures are prevailing practices for making and ______________collective choice (Krasner, 1982: 186).

Which of the following insist that a hegemonic power is necessary for enforcing states to cooperate and that this cooperation is possbbile only in the hegemonic era?

1. to indicate the regulations related to international issue areas
2. to explain the legitimate and accepted rules of games and behaviors for sovereign states in international area
3. to point out the willigness of states for cooperation in different institutional environments and different conditions

Which of the above statements are among the purposes of adopting both a narrower and a broader definition of the international regimes?

Which critique of regime theory contradicts the liberal institutionalist approach to regimes that states regimes flourish best when promoted and maintained by a benign hegemon?

Which of the definitions of regime is correct?

I.Regimes enable states to coordinate.
II.Regimes generate differential benefits for states.
III.Power is the least important feature of regime formation and survival.
IV.The nature of world order does not depend on the underlying principles and norms of regimes.

Which of the assertions belong to the realists' approach to regimes?

Which of the following is an accurate definition of international regime theory?

Which approach to international regime theory suggests that peace and order can only be achieved by the increase in the number of democratic states?