2019–2020 Vize (Ara Sınav) Çıkmış Soruları

Which of the following countries joined the EU in 2004? A) Latvia B) Netherlands C) Croatia D) Romania E) Austria

When was the Amsterdam Treaty signed? A) 2000 B) 1999 C) 1997 D) 1987 E) 1968

Which of the following is not one of the sub-dimensions of political integration? A) Internal integration B) Policy integration C) Institutional integration aof.sorular.ne| D) Security integration E) Attitudinal integration

According to --, not only are the member states deemed to be the most important actors by far, but they also manage to involve themselves in the European integration without ceding sovereignty. Which is the option that completes the above blank place correctly? A) Neofunctionalism B) Transactionalism C) Pluralism D) Intergovernmentalism E) State-centrism

-- expresses the idea of a contingent, or qualified opposition, as well as incorporating outright and unqualified opposition to the process of European integration Which is the option that completes the above blank place correctly? A) Forming national preferences B) Euroscepticism C) Multi-level governance of. D) Policy entrepreneur E) The state-centrism

When was the Schuman Declaration announced? A) 5 August 1943 B) 9 May 1944 C) 9 May 1950 D) 28 April 1957 • 9 July 1965

If the --- prevails, then there will not be any incentive for the factor mobility within a common market. Which of the following phase correctly fills in the blank at the above sentence? A) Theory of Comparative Advantage B) Heckscher-Ohlin Theorem C) Stolper-Samuelson Theorem D) Linder Theorem E) Factor-Price Equalization Theorem

Which of the following does not constitute one of the fields of new intergovernmentalism? A) Social inclusion C) EMU economic governance lar.net B) Agricultural and rural policy D) Employment E) Structural reform policy

I. First Meeting of the European Council in Dublin Il. The creation of the European Council IlI. The signing of first the Single European Act Which of the above mentioned developments were challenged by the member states in 1970s? A) Only l B) Only II C)land Il E) 1, Il,and I|l

- in building a political community, with the political units as its contents, through establishing the same frame of rules, creating common institutions with the power of decision-making, and projecting an identity of the integrated community. Which is the option that completes the above blank place correctly? A) The Euroscepticism B) The policy entrepreneur C) The multi-level governance D) The Pluralism E) The political integration

What is the name of the monetary mechanism which was implemented by the EU in 1970s upon the problems within the Bretton Woods System? A) Fluctuation Tunnel B) Snake in the Tunnel C) Tunnel of Exchange Rate D) Channel of Fluctuation E) Semi-Exchange Rate Channel

Which of the following | economists did develop the law of comparative advantage? A) David Ricardo B) Adam Smith C) Jacob Viner D) Paul Samuelson E) Eli Heckscher

implies that economies are SO interconnected that if states integrate one sector of economies, it will lead to the integration of other sectors. Which is the option that completes the above blank place correctly? A) Transactionalism B) Euroscepticism C) Political spillover lof. D) Technical spillover E) Functional spillover

Which of the following is not among the Maastricht Convergence Criteria? A) Unemployment rate B) Inflation rate C) Public debt D)E Long-term nominal interest rate E) Budget deficit

-- consists of a representative of each Member State at ministerial level, who may commit the government of the State in question and cast its vote. Which is the option that completes the above blank place correctly? A) Court of Auditors B) European Parliament C) European Central Bank D) The Council (Council of Ministers) E) European Council

The principle of direct effect refers to the ---- by EU law, which may be invoked directly by individuals before their national courts. Which is the option that completes the above blank place correctly? A) national legal orders B) national courts C) secondary legislation D) rights conferred E) Lisbon Treaty revisions

-- constitute the highest source of law in the hierarchy of norms of the European legal order, therefore, allother rules of such legal order must be in conformity with it. Which is the option that completes the above blank place correctly? A) National Legal Orders B) The Principle of Conferral rular.net C) Founding Treaties D) Regulations E) Substantive Law

Which of the following takes part at the fourth stage of the economic integration pyramid? A) Free trade area B)S Preferential trade agreement C) Customs union D)E Economic and monetary union E) Common market

When was the idea of European integration as an elite project and the idea of a permissive consensus challenged? A) When the Maastricht Treaty constituted the three pillar structure B) When the debate about the EU democratic deficit resurfaced after the failure of the referendum on Maastricht Treaty in Denmark in 1992 C) When Ireland rejected of the Lisbon Treaty by referendum D) When the Lisbon Treaty ended up the three pillar structure of the EU E) When the Eastern European enlargement was achieved within two different processes

Which of the following did mark the beginning of a shift in the European Economic Community (EEC) policy-making from the Commission-inspired supranationalism into Council-driven intergovernmentalism? A) Paris Conflict B) Brussels Act C) The Hague Congress D)E Luxembourg Compromise • Rome Agreement