Foreıgn Polıcy Analysıs (ENG)
Deneme Sınavı Soruları
- 20 soru
- Cevap anahtarı açık: çöz, sonucunu gör
- 1
Which of the following terms is a piece of diplomatic correspondence prepared in the third person and is unsigned?
- 2
Which of the following is the political, economic, or military predominance or control of one state over others?
- 3
Which of the following determines the existence of any threat to the peace, breach of the peace, or act of aggression?
- 4
Which of the following suggests that states would not want to get involved in political developments taking place outside their territorial borders?
- 5
Who defines war as a continuation of politics by other means?
- 6
Which of the following is a collective security organization?
- 7
Aldan and Aran emphasize that the influence of emotions are most visible in times of crisis when “stress intervenes, causing a lack of ability to abstract and tolerate ambiguity and an increased tendency
towards aggressive behaviour” kicks in.Which factor of decision making is this statement related to?
- 8
Which below is not a characteristic of states that pursue internationalism in their foreign policy?
- 9
When was the Vienna Congress that prompted the concept of “Conference Diplomacy" held?
- 10
What is the concept used to provide a framework for researches on public opinion?
- 11
I. Establishing hegemonic influence in its surrounding regions
II. Preventing cooperation of neighbours against the Empire
III. Strengthen the military power of the Byzantine Empire
IV. Impressing the Byzantine Empire's neighbours
Which practices given above were among the goals of diplomacy in the Byzantine Empire? - 12
Which of the following is a form of conference diplomacy in which the heads of state or government come together to conduct negotiations?
- 13
Which of the followings brought the collapse of Concert of Europe established in 1815 with the Congress of Vienna?
- 14I. 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?
- 15
Which one is national role conception used to define states that perceive themselves as capable of, or responsible for, fulfilling or undertaking special tasks to reconcile conflicts between other states or groups of states?
- 16
What is the term defined as the execution of a foreign policy decision in order to influence the behavior of an external actor for securing the interests of the agent?
- 17
I. Leaders tend to view the external environment through their subjective perceptions
II. Leaders undertake a cost-benefit analysis of the particular courses of action available to themselves
III. Leaders make a preference ordering based on the expected payoffs of available courses of action
Which one(s) of the statement(s) is/are assumed by Rational Actor model?
- 18I. 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?
- 19
Who does the model of three images of international relations belong to?
- 20
How does a state define its neighbors if it views them as status quo oriented actors?