Deneme Sınavı Soruları

I and II

III and IV

II, III and IV

I, IV and V

III, IV and V

Rajni Kothari

Ali Mazrui

Gustavo Lagos

Richard Falk

Ernst B. Haas

natural resources and areas that are outside the national jurisdiction

a set of nonhierarchical, stable, and interdependent relationshipsthatconnect a variety of actors.

networks of knowledge-based experts or groups with recognized expertise in a particular domain

the development and application by governments, the private sector, and civil society, in their respective roles, of shared principles, norms, rules, decision-making procedures and programmes, that shape the evolution and utilization of the Internet

an international rules-based framework through which international actors aim to collectively resolve common problems and promote cross-border cooperation and coordination in a given issue area of world politics

To use armaments and alliances to maintain power of balance in international relations

To achieve statesmen's objectives in the system by means of preponderance of power

To establish an alternate system for the management of power

To provide a commonly agreed definition of the concept "the balance of power"

To create and preserve an approximate equilibrium of power among states.

The roots of IOs can be traced back to the emergence of the modern international system after the end of World War II (1945).

Because the early international system had been mainly dominated by the Asia-Pacific kingdoms, first IOs emerged in the 17^th century in India.

The role and place of the state in the system did not change as a result of the development of communication systems.

The exclusion of different types of actors made international system more secure and safe.

The Congress of Vienna (1815) created a more convenient atmosphere for the development of IOs

focus on international cooperation

emphasis on orderly markets

interdependence of states

hard law

globalized competition

The existence of global governance would refer to the absence of anarchy in the international system.

Global governance is a capitalist project that enables the imposition of the capitalist reproduction of social relations and disciplines.

Global governance is a product of the capitalist world where those in power can easily impose their rules onto the other countries through international relations.

Global governance is a means of governing world affairs in the absence of a global central authority.

Global governance leads to loss of power and autonomy for those countries that do not have much to say due to their weak and poor economic conditions.

Articulation and aggregation

Collaboration

Rulemaking

Rule adjudication

Norm-setting, 

I and II

Only I

II and III

I, II, III

Only III

The Concert of Europe, which is defined as a new diplomatic and political system in Europe, was created.

The War of the Spanish Succession was brought to an end and the European political map was optimized.

The 30 Years' War was brought to an end and feudal system was demolished in Europe.

It was a meeting to end an all-out war and construct a collective rapprochement for peace.

The Congress system was established in Europe to find the basis of conflict resolution on mutual acceptance of all sides.

intergovernmental organizations

international non-governmental organizations

global governance

complex interdependence

transnational companies

Governance studies.

Legitimate transnational actors.

Intergovernmental organizations.

Trans-governmental organizations.

Complex interdependence.

they reflect the same degree of coherence

they are clusters and have larger groups

they are more stable

they consist of a smaller number of members

their members share same values

Griffiths and O’Callaghan

Evans and Newnham

Archer and Rosenau 

Keohane and Nye

Haas and Wendt 

Global governance

Neoliberal institutionalism

Zero-sum game

International regimes

Non-zere sum game

Austria

England

Prussia

Poland

Russia

I and II

IV and V

I, II and III

III, IV and V

II, III, IV and V

Articulation and aggregation

Norm-setting

Socialization

Recruitment

Rule-making

A Working Peace System

Einstein on Peace

Peace Through Law

World Peace Through World Law

Politics Among Nations

International cooperation can lead to positive changes in the system.

Rational state pursues its own interests, embodies moral principles, and follows the rules of international law.

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

Liberals emphasize the importance of concepts such as world society, global governance, international institutions, and interdependence.

In a social system where power centralizes, we also observe strong governance.