Deneme Sınavı Soruları

Collective security

Balance of power theory

Cosmopolitanism

World Government approach

Legalism

The absence of coercion

Peace in negative sense

Social order

The absence of war

World order

They are part of government departments. 

They are part of government bureaucracies.

They are non-legitimate transnational actors.

They always form political parties. 

They are considered as single-country NGOs. 

Knowledge-oriented research program

International society approach

Problem-structural approach

Communicative action approach

History-dialectical approach

the concepts of “self-help” and “relative capability” in international politics are emphasised

international cooperation is possible, and it is the main feature of international relations.

the distinction between domestic politics and international politics is not that clear

power should not only be considered as “military power”;economic, social, cultural, and intellectual power also matter

the importance of concepts such as world society, global governance, international institutions, and interdependence in the contemporary world are emphasised 

It necessitated extensive communication among European powers.

The congress system introduced by the Concert of Europe provided a common understanding with European states to develop a security community within the continent.

The Concert system was geographically limited to Europe.

Power shifted to public decision-makers within states, but the role of the royals did not end.

The Concert failed to be based on a universal legitimacy.

They are part of government departments. 

They are part of government bureaucracies.

They are non-legitimate transnational actors.

They always form political parties. 

They are considered as single-country NGOs. 

Global community

World order

Bipolarization

World government

Functionalism

Collective security

Balance of power theory

Cosmopolitanism

World Government approach

Legalism

I and II

II and III

I and III

I, II and III

I, II, III and IV

Decision-making procedures

Low-politics

Principles

Norms

Rules

International Danube Commission

International Committee for Relief to Wounded

The International Telegraphic Union

The International Union of Railway Transportation

The International Copyright Union

to prevent future wars

to enforce disarmament

to promote the international law

to provide with people better conditions of living

to cancel the treaties signed in Paris, primarily the Treaty of Versailles

The precise objectives of balance of power system have been agreed on by different scholars.

The classical balance system of the earlier centuries has been modified by the foundation of international organizations and alliances. 

The balance system is the artifcial international system in the sense that it has to be created.

it is natural for states to take care of their own security regardless of the need for an alternate system. 

Scholars have agreed on approximate equilibrium of power would achieve statesmen’s objectives in the system.

The spread of the Internet

The after effects of the fall of Berlin wall

Rapid development of interdependent structures in the world order as a result of globalization process

Easy and fast control of information among the states of the world

New world order that has been imposed by the United States of America since early 90s.

Only I

I and II

I and II

II and III

I, II, and III

The International Committee of the Red Cross

The International Copyright Union

The International Telegraphic Union

The International Court of Arbitration

The Permanent Mandates Commission

Social conditions pose a threat to order.

A specific understanding of justice, “distributive justice,” should be achieved at the global level

A global community is on the rise and that community would help achieve distributive justice

In this process many new institutions both above and below the state level would be
necessary to establish.

Environmental conditions pose a threat to order.

It is a “one for all, all for one” scheme for managing power relations.

It is a hard approach to world order.

It opposes the alliance-building policy, but prescribes a universal alliance.

Aggression would be deterred by a preponderance.

It prescribes a decentralized system for the management of power

Empowerement

Labour

Sovereignty

Interdependence

Governance