Deneme Sınavı Soruları

Which of the following pairs is the one that struggled for supremacy over the Black Sea during the most of the 18th and 19th centuries?

Which of the following is not one of the former Soviet republics in Central Asia that declared independence in 1991?

Which of the following theory was promoted as a reaction against communist expansion?

Which Western philosopher stands out among the other because he discussed many topics which can be now classified as geopolitics, more than twenty centuries before the term was coined?

When did the direct control of the South Caucasus by Russia come to an end?

Which countries have the geopolitical rivalry mainly related to the fourth generation of geopolitics?

Which of the following is not one of the Quad members?

Which of the following suggests that international cooperation is a must and a wise move for the overall betterment of all states and of the international system due to the inevitable engagement between states in political, military and economic realms?

How did the post-Soviet leaders act in the Caucasus and northern Black Sea?

What does China want to see about " Today’s Liberal World Order and Geopolitics "? Which of the following is not correct? 

Who is Mackinder?

Which of the following is correct according to Wallerstein’s conception of geo-culture?

Which of the following refers to links tying nations of the world together?

Who coined the term of geoculture?

I. Building alliances,
II. Control of resources,
III. Control access routes,
IV. Invading empty lands.

Which of the ones listed above is among the focal points of geostrategy in the writings of Confucius and Sun-Tzu? 

Who claimed the idea of clash of civilizations argument suggesting that ideology is no longer the source of conflicts and disputes in interstate politics which would be from now on characterized by the disagreements associated with desires for domination by different civilizations?

1. The camps in this competition in the ideological geopolitics era were the liberal-democratic capitalist western countries and authoritarian communist eastern countries.
2. In the middle were the so-called Third World countries.
3. The way how each camp approached the issues of armament, development, industrialization, human rights and security was profoundly influenced by their ideological positions.
4. The containment policy that was initially put into existence by the US-led western camp in order to prevent the Soviet Union from physically dominating particular geographical locations reflected ideational motivations in the background.
5. At stake was not only containing the physical Soviet penetration into some geographical locations but also ensuring that Soviet ideology did not enlarge to those locations. Geographical regions were attributed identity related ideological meanings.
6. To be a part of the west meant not only having military cooperation with the United States multilaterally or bilaterally but also subscribing to the constitutive norms of the western international society.

Which of the statements above related to ideological geopolitcs are correct?

Which one of the following terms is based on a prior idea of sovereignty as responsibility which deals with the notion of sovereignty from a normative perspective rather than a free pass for the independent states in the conduct of their foreign policies?