Deneme Sınavı Soruları

What is the term referring to the intricate ties and bonds between the states and intergovernmental organizations that cannot be possibly ignored in the analysis of world politics?

1. Oil
2. Religion
3. Water
4. Propaganda
5. The Internet

Which of the above are among the strands of geopolitics?

According to most strategist and geopolitics experts, in what century was the eurosia region seen as the backyard of the Soviet Union?

Interdependence is a term referring to the intricate ties and bonds between the states and intergovernmental organizations that cannot be possibly ignored in the analysis of world politics. In this respect, which of the statements below is true?

Which of the following is correct?

1. Defined territory
2. Permanent people
3. Centralized authority
4. Sovereignty

Which of the above are the aspects for a political entity to be properly called a state according to Montevideo Convention?

In an anarchic environment, states will have to rely on their own resources to survive, often referred to in the IR literature as ... .

Which of the following options correctly completes the sentence above?

Which of the following statements regarding the features of the third generation geopolitical period is not true?

Which of the followings can be considered a part of "low geopolitics"?

Which two below are the ones experienced an official hostility that ceased in August 1996 and the instability and volatility of the situation continued in the North Caucasus for some time because of political kidnappings and hostage taking, as well as the non-implementation of agreements?

Which of the followings is among the classical examples of land powers?

1. The fundamental claim of critical geopolitical studies is that all kinds of geopolitical understandings are subjective and reflect particular values and previously conceived national interests.
2. From the perspective of critical geopolitics, meanings attributed to particular geographical locations emanate from deeply held political interests and subjective understandings of identity
3. The question to be asked, from the perspective of critical geopolitics, should be which political interests are cloaked under particular geopolitical conceptualizations at different times.
4. The question of whose geopolitical imagination will prevail in the final analysis will be profoundly determined by the distribution of power capabilities within the international system.
5. All claims to objective geopolitical analyses in fact mask particular political motivations and interests
6. Critical geopolitics as a subfield of geopolitics tries to uncover hidden political purposes and motivations lying behind allegedly objective and neutral geopolitical observations.
7. From the perspective of critical geopolitics, there are no objective geopolitical claims.

Which of the statements above related to critical geopolitics are correct?

Which of the following is the correct timeframe for the so-called" Liberal international order"?

There is a strong linkage between the study of political geography and the IR discipline as an attempt at understanding interstate politics and the practices of the political stage. Which of the following cannot be listed among these issues?

Which of the followings is not one of the countries/epires that invaded the Caucasus throughout history?

Which of the following is considered as the beggining of the Third generation geopolitics?

What is Wallerstein's World Systems theory?

Which of the following considered to be the first important geopolitical thinker?

1. The main political unit is the state, and states are treated as living organisms.
2. The life of the state as a living organism is dependent upon its geographical area.
3. States are inclined to expand.
4. Interactions between states are based on rivalry and hence war is a normal and expected result of state relations.
5. Economic self-sufficiency is vital for states and this self-sufficiency is contingent to geography.

Which of the above are among common viewpoints of German geopolitics?

Which country is supported by Russia in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict?