Foreıgn Polıcy Analysıs (ENG)
Deneme Sınavı Soruları
- 20 soru
- Cevap anahtarı açık: çöz, sonucunu gör
- 1I. Classical Realism II. Structural Realism III.Liberal Pluralism IV. Neoclassical Realism V. International Environment Which of the theories of foreign policy above give/s the main priority to external structural factors?
- 2
Which one of the following refers to the first image in international relations according to Kenneth Walzt?
- 3Which of the following is true about polarity?
- 4
I. Interdependence is positively correlated with industrialization, modernization, and most importantly globalization.
II.It is a new phase in international relations where states were becoming increasingly interdependent on a vast variety of issues.
III.The increasing interrelatedness of issues means that independent of wherever on the globe they might be taking place they have profound potential affects on the states.
IV.These interrelated issues can be exemplified by economy, climate change and migration.
Which statements above are true for the term interdependence?
- 5Which of the following approaches is among the contemporary foreign policy approaches?
- 6
Which of the following is focused on while analysing external factors?
- 7
Which of the following is not true regarding traditional approaches on foreign policy?
- 8Which statement is not true about interest groups?
- 9I. Geographical location is one of the factors emphasized by the ones who focus on external factors in explaining foreign policy of states. II.The first point to underline in this regard is the number of neighbors states have. III. Second, maritime and land powers would also demonstrate different foreign policy inclinations. IV. Third, the importance of geographical location also manifests itself in the sense of states leveraging their particular geographical features in their foreign relations. Which of the statements above related to the geographical location in the context of foreign policy are correct?
- 10
- It refers to the non-violent conflict between the Western block led by the United States of America and the Eastern block led by Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
- It lasted between the years 1947 and 1989.
- The term Cold War itself was first coined by George Orwell in 1945
- The emergence of a bipolar world order in the international politics marked the period where two competing superpowers dominated world politics.
- The main characteristics of the Cold War were ideological antagonism, nuclear arms race and global geopolitical rivalry between the parties.
Which of the statements above regarding Cold War is/are correct?
- 11
Which one of the following perspectives values the role of societal and intra-state level factors in foreign policy analysis?
- 12
I. The degree of states’ maneuvering capability would be the highest in bipolar systems
II. Multipolar systems would more heavily constrain states, because there would only exist two major poles/power
III. Unipolar systems are by nature more lenient to provide international peace, security and stability.
Which one(s) of the statements above is/are true about the systems?
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Which one is not a component of foreign policy decision making?
- 14Which of the following is true regarding foreign policy?
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When did the Cold War end?
- 16
Event data approach was initiated by:
- 17Which of the following is not a component of foreign policy decision making?
- 18I. Individual factors are about the role of leaders and statesmen in the formulation of foreign policy preferences. II. Internal factors are about the role of state-society level inputs in the formation of foreign policy preferences. III. External factors concern the impact of systemic level factors, both at regional and international level, in the formation of foreign policy preferences. IV. Whereas the individual and internal factors offer an inside-out analysis, external factors offer an outside-in analysis. Which of the statements above related to individual, internal and external factors in the context of understanding and explaining foreign policy is/are correct?
- 19
When a country can forbid decisions and actions of its counterpart(s), what kind of a power does it have?
- 20I. An analytical tool identifying the goals or objectives of foreign policy II.An all-embracing concept of political discourse used specifically to justify particular policy preferences III.The basic determinants that guide state policy in relation to the external environment IV.Mostly static and immune to changes in international politics Which of the above can be used in order to describe the term “National Interest”?