Theorıes of Internatıonal Relatıons II (ENG)
Deneme Sınavı Soruları
- 20 soru
- Cevap anahtarı açık: çöz, sonucunu gör
- 1
Which of the following scholars defines critical theory in the context of his famous landmark distinction between problemsolving theories and critical theories?
- 2
Which school is explained by the sentences below?
- One of the most important contributions of this school is to bring together the security concept and critical theory.
- In this respect, by inspiring the critical theory, this school analyses the traditional security conception and seeks to examine the involvement of current structures and practices in continuation of repression, inequality and injustice in world politics.
- 3
Which of the following scholars has first introduced the concept of hegemony?
- 4
Who states that the biggest, the most important and the most durable threat to the survival of human beings is the social structure in which they face extensive injustices and deprivation?
- 5
Which of the following refers to the necessity of changing and strengthening the role of women in the production system of the society in the process of establishing a new societal order in which gender-based division of labor is defied to the highest degree?
- 6
Which of the following statement indicates the view of the Greens?
- 7
The most important argument of Aberystwyth School is to comprehend security as “emancipation” that requires the abolishment of all limitations . Which of the following can not be considered as one of these limitations?
- 8
Which of the following is central to the Aberystwyth School's approach to identity in international relations?
- 9
What is the importance of Rio de Janeiro Earth Summit 1992?
- 10
Who was the creator of The Institute for Social Research (Institut für Sozialforschung)?
- 11
What is the theory of being?
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I. Elimination of social limitations
II.Removal of physical limitations
III. Realization of potential of individuals
IV. Maintenance of the state's central position
Which of the above can be achieved through human emancipation?
- 13
With who did the second generation of critical theory begin?
- 14
Poststructuralist thoughts focus on speciousness of a modern claim ____________ the validity of one and only perspective which Nietzsche and Foucault want to abolish.
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Which of the following became the leading proponent of a new version of realism labeled neorealism (also called structural or systemic realism)?
- 16
Which of the following is described by Said as an act of geographical violence, a geographical violence employed against indigenous peoples and their land rights?
- 17
- Western scholars legitimize colonial aggression.
- East was marginalized by Western world in literature, history and social areas.
- West is originally “the Self “, in contrast, East is “the other”.
- West sees itself as the center of the world and the other as the periphery.
Which are the basic assumptions of Orientalism?
- 18
I- Ordering principles
II- The character of units
III- The distribution of capabilities
According to Waltz, which of the above are the dimensions of political structure?
- 19
“It urges to offer an alternative to the Eurocentric stance and notions of Western domination by challenging “western ideas” in all areas namely literature, history, linguistic, identity and gender”.
Which theory is explained by the sentences above?
- 20
What is the term for shifting an issue out of the realm of ‘normal’ political debate into the realm of emergency politics by presenting it as an existential threat?