Foreıgn Polıcy Analysıs (ENG)
Deneme Sınavı Soruları
- 20 soru
- Cevap anahtarı açık: çöz, sonucunu gör
- 1
Which of the following is a prerequisite to recognize an entity as a state from a legal point of view?
- 2I. The decision-makers act upon objective data and prefer a formal process of analysis to intuition and subjectivity. II.The decision maker has full or perfect information on the circumstances of the situation and about the alternatives available. III. Not all decisions are taken under perfect information, and there are psychological and intellectual limits of human beings. IV.Psychological and intellectual limits of human beings, coupled with the human tendencies create a decision environment where perfectly rational decision making is not possible. V.People tend to consent to “satisfice” themselves by sequentially analyzing the choices available until they find one that “meets their minimum standards of acceptability, one that will “suffice” and “satisfy”. Which of the assumptions above are related to the bounded rationality concept?
- 3
Which below is not a characteristic of states that pursue internationalism in their foreign policy?
- 4
Which of the followings refers to the usage of threat of force by a state or group of state to achieve its/their objectives in international relations?
- 5NATO is a typical example of .................. in that members bring their material power capabilities together with a view to resist common external threats. What is the best option to complete the statement above?
- 6
Which of the following is the most famous example used for explaining the assassination of the Austrian Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo?
- 7
Which of the below is about limited war?
- 8
I. Will
II. Capability
III. Preference
Which one(s) of the variable(s) above matter(s) with respect to meaning and relevancy of the concept of power?
- 9
Which of the following is not one of the economic instruments?
- 10
Which one is NOT about unconventional warfare?
- 11
The reason why the US first preferred an isolationist policy until the last century was that ____.
- 12
Which of the following was the first case in which the UN Security Council authorized a military intervention citing Responsibility to Protect (R2P)?
- 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?
- 14
It gives the main priority to external structural factors, yet it argues that the way how states would respond to external stimuli and make sense of external/systemic factors would be decisively informed by their internal characteristics.
Which theoretical perspective is explained above?
- 15
Which of the following can be related to organizational behavior approach?
- 16
Which one of the following terms refers to the processes whereby state-centric agencies, terms of reference and the state’s ability to control the international processes that are limited in favor of interaction and integration between different actors?
- 17
When a country can forbid decisions and actions of its counterpart(s), what kind of a power does it have?
- 18
.................. theories were formulated in the post-Second World War era, influenced by the idea that idealist theories failed since they proved unsuccessful in preventing or even foreseeing another world war.
Which of the following theories are mentioned above?
- 19
Which type of power allows the state to be able to forbid decisions and actions of its counterpart?
- 20
Who is the author of “PreTheories and Theories of Foreign Policy”, one of the ground-breaking studies in IR around 1950s and 1960s?