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Theorıes of Internatıonal Relatıons II (ENG)

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  1. 1

    Waltz argues that “a system is composed of a structure and interacting units” and he defines political ___________on three dimensions: ordering principles, the character of the units, and the distribution of capabilities.

  2. 2

    ______________ entails a wide range of theoretical perspectives whose common denominators include “an emphasis on the importance of normative as well as material structures, on the role of identity in shaping political action and on the mutually constitutive relationship between agents and structures.”

      

  3. 3

    Which of the followings refers to the concept suggested by Anthony Giddens as a way of analyzing the relationship between structures and actors?

  4. 4

    Unlike realist school, according to Kenneth Waltz, which of the followigs is the main source of desire for more power?

  5. 5

    Which of the followings is among the elements in shaping political action according to constructivism?

  6. 6

    Which of the following scholar argued that society without a supreme ruler resembles a state of nature?

  7. 7

    In whose system states no longer see each other as enemies or rivals, but friends and “the scope of shared norms is much more extensive”?

  8. 8

    Which of the following authors is among the ones that first introduced constructivism to the discipline of international relations?

  9. 9

    Morgenthau developed a realist theory of international politics and argued that international politics is a struggle for power.

    Which of the followings is the conclusion that Morgenthau reached via his theory?

  10. 10

    In terms of social culture, whose perspective draws a world where states view each other as rivals, they nevertheless recognize each other’s sovereignty, and therefore submit to a minimum standard of common norms?

  11. 11

    Which of the following approach aims at removing the traditional dichotomy between system and unit levels of analysis in constructivism and tries to bridge the two domains?

  12. 12

    In Realism, which concept refers to the absence of a higher authority above states to make and enforce rules in the international system?

  13. 13

     Which of the following is not one of the levels of analysis proposed by J. David Singer when studying international relations?

  14. 14

    _____________ is most simply stated as the interchange of thoughts and feelings, both conscious and unconscious, between two persons or “subjects,” as facilitated by empathy. 

  15. 15

    Which type of constructivists reject the conventional epistemology of social science and emphasize instead the linguistic construction of subjects?

  16. 16

    Which of the following is one of the factors ignored in the systemic approach?

  17. 17

    While recognizing the importance of material factors, constructivism suggests that structure also consists of social elements except ___________________. 

  18. 18

    Which of the following is the scholar who adopted a systemic approach to Constructivism  to show that states’ identities and interests are formed at the system level?

  19. 19

    Which of the followings puts more emphasis on the intersubjective aspects or structures of social life?

  20. 20

    Instead of focusing on the external, international domain, which of the following type of constructivism concentrates on the relationship between domestic social and legal norms and the identities and interests of states?

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