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Theorıes of Internatıonal Relatıons II (ENG)

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  1. 1

    In Realism, __________means absence of a higher authority above states to make and enforce rules in the international system.

  2. 2

    I. Identity,

    II. Function,

    III. Structure,

    IV. Anarchy.

    Which of the ones listed above is among the points that Constructivists target?

  3. 3

    In a ___________ system, states no longer see each other as enemies or rivals, but friends and “the scope of shared norms is much more extensive” and Wendt argues that this culture is the closest one to a collective security system.

  4. 4
    1. In terms of epistemology and methodology, it can be divided into three main categories as neoclassical, postmodern and naturalistic.
    2. It 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. All approaches of this type agree on the definition of structure and the role of identity in international politics.
      What is the approach defined above?
  5. 5

    Which IR theorist stands out as one of the most important figures in Constructivist IR theory? 

  6. 6

    What is the interchange of thoughts and feelings, both conscious and unconscious, between two persons or “subjects,” as facilitated by empathy?

  7. 7

    A _________ community is a different social structure, composed of shared knowledge in which states trust each other to resolve disputes without war. States’ ideas about each other, then, become an important determinant of the nature of structure.

      

  8. 8

    Which of the following is the book that is considered to have introduced realism as a dominant theory to international relations?

  9. 9

    Which of the followings emphasizes the linguistic construction of subjects, resulting in discursive practices?

  10. 10

    In terms of epistemology and methodology, constructivism can be divided into ______ main categories

  11. 11

    Which of the following concepts provided “a way of analyzing the relationship between structures and actors”?

  12. 12

    ________________ is a concept suggested by Anthony Giddens as a way of analyzing the relationship between structures and actors.

  13. 13

    Which of the following assumes that only the behavior of states is affected by system structure, not their identities and interests?

  14. 14
    1. Leaders are relatively unimportant because structures compel them to act in certain ways. Structures more or less determine actions.
    2. The desire for more power is rooted in human nature.
    3. The structure of the international system is external to the actors, in particular the relative distribution of power.
    4. Politics, like society in general, is governed by objective laws that have their roots in human nature.
      Which of these are features of neorealism?
  15. 15

    Despite its relatively short history in the field of IR, constructivism became very popular first among ____________ , and later spread to the rest of the world.

  16. 16

    Which of the following concepts is most simply defined as the interchange of thoughts and feelings, both conscious and unconscious, between two persons or “subjects,” as facilitated by empathy?

  17. 17

    In Realism, anarchy means ________ of a higher authority above states to make and enforce rules in the international system.

  18. 18

    Which of the following is not one of the four basic interests generated by corporate identity?

  19. 19
    It incorporates values, norms, and other ideational factors into itself. It does not reject the canons of science, standards, and methodologies for testing hypotheses or propositions. It rejects the conventional epistemology of social science. It emphasizes the linguistic construction of subjects, resulting in ‘discursive practices’ constituting the ontological or foundational units of reality and analysis.Which are the features of neoclassical constructivism?
  20. 20
    1. It incorporates values, norms, and other ideational factors into itself.
    2. It does not reject the canons of science, standards, and methodologies for testing hypotheses or propositions.
    3. It rejects the conventional epistemology of social science.
    4. It emphasizes the linguistic construction of subjects, resulting in ‘discursive practices’ constituting the ontological or foundational units of reality and analysis.
      Which are the features of postmodern constructivism?
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