Foreıgn Polıcy Analysıs (ENG)
Deneme Sınavı Soruları
- 20 soru
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- 1
I. It was full of active war
II. It was between the Western block led by the United States of America and the Eastern block led by Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
III. It lasted between the years 1945 and 1947
Which one(s) of the statements above refer(s) refer(s) to the features of Cold War period?
- 2
The foundational approach to International Relations is:
- 3Which one of the following is not among the internal factors that might influence the foreign policy preferences?
- 4
Which below is not one of the disciplines that contribute to a comprehensive and complete analysis of foreign policy?
- 5
Which of the following people initiated event-data approach as a link between the general systems theories of international behaviour and the textual histories?
- 6
Which theory of IR has been concerned with ways to prevent wars?
- 7
Which one of the following foreign policy decision types refers to the decisions that involve a series of interrelated decisions?
- 8
Which theoretical account puts the main emphasis on individual factors on foreign policy analysis?
- 9I. Classical realism puts the main emphasize on individual factors and prioritizes the role of leaders and statesmen in the formulation and conduct of foreign policy decisions. II. Liberal pluralist perspective values the role of societal and intra-state level factors in foreign policy analysis. III.Structural realism/neorealism does single out the anarchical structure of international system as the most important explanatory factor in this regard and turns a blind eye to the potential impact of individual and internal factors on foreign policy. IV.Neoclassical realism tries to combine the insights of structural realism with those of classical realism and liberalism and it offers a more holistic account of foreign policy. V. International environment offers states a mixture of opportunities and constraints, yet the way how states would make sense of them would be fundamentally shaped by their internal characteristics. Which of the statements above related to the theories of foreign policy is/are correct?
- 10
How do behavioral approaches differ from traditional approaches?
- 11
'National interest' can be defined as:
- 12
Which behavioural approach suggests that each state has different social, historical, cultural backgrounds which consequently differentiate their foreign policies?
- 13
Which one of the following terms refers to the processes whereby state-centric agencies, terms of reference and the state’s ability to control the international processes that are limited in favor of interaction and integration between different actors?
- 14
Which one of the following terms refers to the perceptions of foreign policy makers’ on their nations’ position in the international system, its national interests and the key principles that allow it to defend them?
- 15
Which theoretical perspective on foreign policy tries to combine the insights of a few other foreign policy theories and offers a more holistic account of foreign policy?
- 16It values the role of societal and intra-state level factors in foreign policy analysis. States are not unitary actors and their internal characteristics would decisively shape their foreign policy preferences and actions. Which theoretical account proposes this arguement?
- 17
Whether states prefer offensive or defensive military capabilities is mainly informed by their ________.
- 18
Which of the following is not considered as a dimension of power?
- 19Which behavioralist foreign policy approach holds the idea that the individual attitude towards gain and loss are not the same and people fear loss more than they expect gain?
- 20I-Number of neighbours states have II-Maritime and land powers III-The importance of geographical location
IV-Religion Which of the above is/are among factors of geographical location as an external factor in explaining foreign policy of states?