Deneme Sınavı Soruları

Which one of the following organs of the UN is the judicial arm of the organization?

Which of the following is not one of the subsidiary organs of the General Assembly?

Which of the following UN organs has powers to take diplomatic or economic measures against an aggressor state and authorize military action?

Which of the following people/organizatios played the leading role in the foundation of the G-77 by an analysis pointed to the systemic disadvantages of Southern countries’ economies and their deteriorating terms of trade?

Which of the following is defined as the diplomatic instrument of the UN that aims to help conflicting parties solve their disputes through peaceful and non-coercive means?

Which of the following was NOT one of the significant stages in the establishment of the UN?

Which one of the following is one of the fourth generation think tanks in US?

I. The UN General Assembly and the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) play crucial roles in global social and economic governance

II. The General Assembly and ECOSOC are based on the dominancy of five developed countries

III. ECOSOC is the principal UN body that is mainly responsible for the
UN’s economic and social programs

Which one(s) of the statement(s) above is/are among the features of the United Nations system?

Which of the following is a democratic UN organ because of its 'one state & one vote' formula and the majority rule in its decision-making process?

1. Peace and Security
2. Human Rights
3. Rule of Law
4. Development

Which of the above are described as the four pillars of the UN by the UN Charter?

Which of the following means the lack of an overarching authority above states in the international system?

Which of the following concepts refers to a system in which states' foremost concern must be with survival?

Which of the followings refers to the lack of an overarching authority above states in the international system?

Which of the following is not one of the common views of the cosmopolitanists on international relations in the 1970s?

Which of the following International Relations theories underpins that “IOs are the ‘early institutions of world government’ serving as a platform for states to cooperate, and they provide with states and other non-state actors a formal set of rules that are necessary for managing international affairs?

Which concept is described by "the anarchical international structure and self-centered actors (states), who seek after their interests in a race of survival and therefore follow power politics"?

Which scholar below have NOT both elaborated on the morality and given specific cosmopolitan proposals for a more orderly world?

Which international organization can be given as an example in order to support the argument “The institutional structure of an international organization may also change over time.”?

1. Institutional factors are important for cooperative behaviours.
2. Symmetrical conditions are more helpful for the regime formation.
3. The existence of consensual knowledge and the epistemic community is conducive for the regime formation.

Which of the above is true about interest-based approach to international regimes?

Which of the following is among the characteristics of Global Governance?