Regıonal Organızatıons (ENG)
Deneme Sınavı Soruları
- 20 soru
- Cevap anahtarı açık: çöz, sonucunu gör
- 1
Although the idea of founding another universal political organization after the war has arisen early during the Second World War, when was the universal membership was decided?
- 2
Which of the following was a security- and military-oriented regional organization that ceased to exist in the post-Cold War era?
- 3Which of the following statement is true for "Secretariat"?
- 4On which of the following does individual level of analysis not focus?
- 5Which regional groups does Cyprus belong to?
- 6"________states do not want to take part in the regional integration efforts, because they do not want to share their sovereignty." Which of the following options correctly completes the sentence above?
- 7
Which of the following is not true about the characteristics of regionalism?
- 8
Which of the following regional organization was established in 1960 and included all Latin American countries?
- 9
Which of the following states the membership types to regional bodies established under the ECOSOC correctly?
- 10Which of the following is not one the purposes of regional organizations?
- 11Which of the followings represents Asia-Pacific regional group?
- 12The process whereby political actors in several distinct national settings are persuaded to shift their loyalties, expectations and political activities toward a new and larger center, whose institutions possess or demand jurisdiction over the preexisting national states is called _____. Which of the following options correctly completes the sentence above?
- 13I. Liberals suggest that States are not (potential) enemies but (potential) partners, as they basically stand for providing welfare and peace to their respective citizens. II. Realists, as the main if not the sole actor of international relations, simply want to maximise their interests and survive in a world of homo homini lupus. III. Critical theories usually emphasises the uneven and hegemonic nature of international and regional relations. IV. Critical theories argue that organization of relations at all social and political levels has a hierarchical rather than cooperative character. V. Functionalist integration theories argue that a close cooperation on non-controversial practical, technical, economic and legal issues rather than political and military ones would not only create a “common peace and welfare zone”, but also strengthen a sense of commonness and togetherness in between citizens. --- Which of the statements related to theoretical approaches given above is/are correct?
- 14
Which of the followings refers to the stiuations where regions are considered to be fixed structures?
- 15------- claims that regions are social constructions, and therefore, they should not be perceived as given. States are not the only actors in the regions, but business associations, non-governmental organizations and other actors should be taken into account as well. It is not only political issues, but also economic, cultural and environmental issues that should be considered at the regional level as well. Which of the following options correctly completes the sentence above?
- 16
Which of the below is the voting method which does not require affirmative votes of all members but simply seeks that no single negative vote is cast?
- 17Old regionalism versus new regionalism is a way of distinguishing regional governance structures from each other. What means the old regionalism?
- 18
Observer members of organisations are also called?
- 19Which of the following group and abbreviation match is wrong?
- 20I. Production process itself is fragmented and various parts of almost all sorts of goods are produced and assembled in different countries. II. International market is not anymore an exchange platform of final products, but rather that of intermediate goods. III. Exporting and importing (of different parts of a single product) are intertwined and neither can be possible and even meaningful without the other. IV. Cooperation is increasingly becoming a sine qua non for all States if they want to co-produce something. -- Which of the above might be used in order to argue that no country is the sole producer, and thus the sole exporter, of no goods?