Deneme Sınavı Soruları

Sending a diplomatic envoy

Arranging a talk with a head of state

Summit with a head of state

Releasing a public statement

Entering into an agreement

Explicit recognition.

De jure recognition.

Sovereignty.

De facto recognition.

Implicit recognition.

They get involved with the external environment to protect their territorial integrity.

They would not want to get involved in political developments taking place outside their territorial borders.

They believe that they are not self-sufficient and capable of meeting all their needs on their own.

They believe that they should have external relations with self-sufficient countries. 

They believe that they are similar to other countries in terms of historical experiences, regime type.

Secret Diplomacy

Quiet Diplomacy

Parliamentary Diplomacy

Open Diplomacy

Coercive Diplomacy

Religious groups

Labour unions

Pressure groups

Lobby groups

Important figures in business

It puts the transformation of identities and values of other states at the center of foreign policy.

It defines foreign policy as an exercise in the name of producing an impact only on the foreign policy behaviors of other states.

It embraces the formation of strategic alliances with other states within the framework of collective defense organizations.

It is mainly about interstate cooperation on the ground of common foreign and security policy interests.

It doesn't see cooperating with illiberal non-democratic regimes in other countries in the name of stability as a problem. 

Other states recognize the neutrality claims of the country under consideration

Neutral states should join as many international organizations as possible

The country which wants to remain neutral should be located in a relatively peaceful and stable geopolitical location

Neutrality claims should be bolstered by strong power capabilities

Countries which want to remain neutral in geopolitical confrontations between rival power blocks would do well to sign security agreements with all

China

The United States of America

England

Germany

Russia

Foreign courts

I and II

I, III and IV

I, II, III and IV

I, III, IV and V

I, II, III, IV and V

China

France

Russia

USA

Argentina

Carl Von Clausewitz

Niccolo Machiavelli

Sun-Tzu

Thomas Hobbes

Jean Jacques Rosseau

Political parties

The legislative branch

The judicial branch

The government

A treaty alliance

I and II

I, II and IV

II, III and V

I, III, IV and V

I, II, III, IV and V

Strategic cultures of states 

Organized interest groups

National role conceptualizations

Media

Ideology

The BPM “focuses primarily on the political processes internal to each state”

The BPM “focuses primarily on the political processes outside to each state”

The BPM “focuses primarily on the economic processes outside to each state”

The BPM “focuses primarily on the social processes internal to each state”

The BPM “focuses primarily on the social processes outside to each state”

One-shot decision

Interactive decision

Sequential decision

Sequential-interactive decision

Group decision

I

I and III

I, III and IV

II, III and IV

I, II, III and IV

Problem recognition phase and goal prioritisation phase.

Editing phase and evaluation phase.

Contingency planning phase and option assessment phase.

Contingency planning phase and evaluation phase.

Editing phase and option assessment phase.

III

I and III

I, III, IV and V

II, III, IV and V

I, II, III, IV and V