Deneme Sınavı Soruları

What is th term coined by the Economist in 1977 to describe the problems of the Dutch economy related
to its one-product economy?

As a general rule, a state with a large territory may become a candidate of big power in case it fulfills other requirements as well. A country is not one of the big powers in international politics if it does not have political control over large territories although it might have cited as a major power in history because of its influence in international trade Which country is an example of this?

1. This era is also called as ideological geopolitics.
2. Ideological geopolitical competition was between the US and China.
3. Ideological competition was between the capitalist and communist blocks.

Which of the above is/are true about second generation of geopolitics?

Which of the below relies on the tangible power capabilities at their disposal would enable them to influence the behaviors, interests and values of other states?

1. The extreme self-confidence on the part of the American statesmen led them to argue that the United States is the indispensable nation and there is no need to help bring into existence new regional or global security organizations that would potentially replace NATO.
2. It was in accordance with such thinking that whenever the Russian leadership offered the idea that a new pan-European security organization should be founded replacing western-dominated ones, the Americans simply ignored them.
3. A cardinal characteristic of the third generation geopolitics was that the possibility of any great power war would be almost zero because it was assumed that all great powers would pay an utmost care to get along with the United States well.
4. During this time period many states across the globe, saving the United States, decreased their military spending in proportion to their Cold War era spending and armies went through a transformation process thereby their peacekeeping and peacemaking capabilities improved.

Which of the statements above related to third generation of geopolitics are correct?

Which of the assumptions below belong to the imperial geopolitics?

The term 'geo-culture' was coined by:

Which of the following discipline is used for governmental constitutional politics according to Kjellen?

1. "Territory" is not an ordinary type of land and that it is a qualified and political component.
2. As a physical space, "territory" is an integral element of the state which cannot possibly be separated from it.
3. “Defined” complements the nature of protection and certainty ascribed to the territory under international law.
4. “Defined territory” implies that the borders of a state are properly identified and ascertained and that their inviolability is stressed and protected by the community of states.

Which of the statements above related to the concept of defined territory are correct?

1. Historical territory
2. Nationalities
3. The structure of the state
4. The possession of and ability to use natural, material and human resources as effectively as possible

Which of the above are several major factors from which national security, particularly the military security of the state, could be evaluated within the study of geopolitics?

Which one is is the region comprised of Georgia, Azerbaijan, and Armenia, though the parts of Russia, Turkey and Iran ?

Which of the following statement is not correct? 

What is a research field that pays particular attention to not only geography but also dynamics leading up to clashes and rivalries between great powers?

• It is the use of economic instruments to produce beneficial geopolitical results. It appears as a concept related to statecraft.
• It determines the term as the effects of other states’ economic actions on a state’s existing geopolitical goals. It means a method of analysis.

Which concept is defined above?

Which of the followings caused the second generation of geopolitical studies to come to the foreground?

Which policy below is used to describe the US-led western camp's policies to prevent the Soviet Union from physically dominating particular geographical locations?

Which approach below to geopolitics suggested that there was only one super power all over the world and all other states would gain influence in international politics in relation to the status of their relationship with the global hegemon?

What is the region between the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea and comprised of Georgia, Azerbaijan, and Armenia, though the parts of Russia, Turkey and Iran could be included from a geographic standpoint?