Foreıgn Polıcy Analysıs (ENG)
Deneme Sınavı Soruları
- 20 soru
- Soru metinleri açık; şıklar ve cevap anahtarı uygulamada
- 1
Ronald Reagan, George W. Bush, and Donald Trump can be claimed to have a strong belief in ____________.
- 2
Which of the following is not one of the permanent members of the UN Security Council?
- 3
Which of the following powers would frighten their opponents and threaten them with the negative consequences of their non-cooperation?
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I- Ideas
II- Worldviews
III- Logics of action
IV- Management styles
Which of the above can lead to different foreign policy decisions?
- 5
Which one of the following terms refers to the set of discrete acts or a process?
- 6I. Bureaucracy II. Pressure Groups III. Public Opinion IV. Interest Groups V. Media The role of which sub-state actors above do we need to know in order to understand the effect of sub-state actors on foreign policy?
- 7
Which country's foreign policy "during the Second World War" can be seen as an example of adopting active neutrality as a foreign policy preference?
- 8
Which of the following was the first attempt for outlawing of war as a legitimate instrument of foreign policy?
- 9Which one of the following is not among the factors leading soft power become the new lingua franca of global power politics?
- 10
Which of the following describes the type of wars that occurs between only two states?
- 11
Which below cannot be one of the qualities of decision-makers?
- 12
Which of the following is a definition of Dyadic War?
- 13I. The decision maker has full or perfect information (a state where all data germane to a particular issue, decision, is known and available) on the circumstances of the situation and about the alternatives available. II. Much like the rest of us, political leaders suffer from cognitive biases that distorts their minds, leading to deviations in their perception and judgment of the situation from the reality of the challenge before them. III. Decision-makers resort to heuristics, or more simply put “rules of thumb”, like the rest of us. IV. Human brain is “hardwired to find patterns in complexity” and finds solace in avoiding it. V. Human brain naturally prefers simple explanations to complex ones as logic and deductive reasoning take a lot of energy. Which of the arguments above can be used by the one who has been explaining “the cognitive miser” concept?
- 14Which one of the following is not among the internal factors that might influence the foreign policy preferences?
- 15Which statement is not true about the Organizational Process Model (OPM)?
- 16
Which one of the following statements defines the term sovereignty best?
- 17
Which of the following levels of analysis in foreign policy is defined as the investigation of the processes by which national goals are selected, the internal and external factors that have impact on those processes, and the institutional framework from which they emerge?
- 18
Which of the following theories is within the scope of contemporary theories offering new explanations for foreign policy?
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What are the direct reactions coming from other states towards the chosen foreign policy course called?
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Which theory suggests that norms, ideas, beliefs, expectations and interpretations play a defining role in foreign policy formation, states’ behaviours and the structure of the international system?