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Democratic regimes would never adopt coercive foreign policy strategies in their dealing with non-democratic countries. In line with the liberal International Relations theory, the scholars who focus on internal factors in explaining foreign policies of states assume that states are not unitary actors. Whether a country is ruled by democratic or non-democratic regimes might affect how that country defines its foreign policy interests and act accordingly. Which of the statement(s) given above as regards the internal factors that play a role in foreign policy is/are true?
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Which statement below is false about sovereignty?
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Which of the following perspectives values the role of societal and intra-state level factors in foreign policy analysis?
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Who initiated Role theory in FPA?
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Which foreign policy approach claims that the way to prevent wars is not moral values or international institutions but balance of power in the international system?
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"Man – Milieu Relationship Hypotheses in the Context of International Politics” is a seminal work in opening the way for critiques of the rational approach to foreign policy analyses. Who wrote it?
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This notion is “used generally in two senses in IR: as an analytical tool identifying the goals or objectives of foreign policy and as an all-embracing concept of political discourse used specifically to justify particular policy preferences. In both senses, it refers to the basic determinants that guide state policy in relation to the external environment.

What is the notion that is described above?
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I. take the necessary actions to implement the decision
II. consider all possible alternative means of achieving the goal
III. specify the goal to be achieved and if there is conflict among them prioritize the goal
IV. select the final alternative that is calculated to maximize achievement of the goal
V. define the situation basing on objective assessment

Which of the followings is the correct order of the stages to be followed in the rational actor model?
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The power that a country has to secure desired objectives may fall into one of the three categories. In this regard, the first category will be called as ------- is the kind of power a country has when it does have determinative power on the outcome of an issue. In this case, the actor could decisively affect and shape the outcomes according to its desired objectives and goals. Which of the following completes the blank correctly?
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... does single out distribution of material power capabilities among states and 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.
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As opposed to ... , ... would feel more comfortable with employing coercive and costly strategies in their foreign policy, since leaders of such regimes would not feel themselves constrained by public opinion and electoral concerns.

Which of the following is true for filling the blanks?
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I. This approach claims that each state has a unique foreign policy.

II. This approach attempts to formulate a foreign policy theory that is scientific in the sense that it can be generalisable.

III. The methodology preferred by the scholars of this approach is conducting not only cross-nation but also cross-time empirical testing that is collecting data on a variety of possible explanatory factors and determining the patterns by which these independent variables were correlated with foreign policy behaviour.

Which of the above defines Comparative Foreign Policy Approach?
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Which foreign policy approach rejects the idea that events are unique and attempts to formulate a foreign policy theory that is scientific in the sense that it can be generalisable?
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I. The pressure of group thinking II. The tendency to refer to historical analogies and apply cognitive shortcuts III. The attribution bias IV. The cognitive dissonance According to the cognitive school of thought which of the above are the psychological factors that might curtail the leaders’ ability to act rationally in foreign policy?
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What type of decision is made if a state reevaluates its policy towards nuclear armament over a long period of time?
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Which one of the following scholars developed the poliheuristic theory?
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Which school of thought offers a more holistic account of foreign policy?
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According to David Singer, one of the shortcomings of state level of analysis is that:
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When was the Cuban Missile Crisis between the US and the Soviet Union, one of the most studied crises in crisis decision-making literature?
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In terms of internal factors, which of the following is NOT true about democratic regimes?

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