Foreıgn Polıcy Analysıs Ara 3. Deneme Sınavı

Toplam 20 Soru
PAYLAŞ:

1.Soru

What type of decision is made if a state reevaluates its policy towards nuclear armament over a long period of time?


Macro decision

Micro decision

Crisis decision

Single decision

Sequential decision


2.Soru

Which of the following is TRUE about polarity?


The degree of states' maneuvering capability would be the highest in multipolar systems

The ability of small sized powers to resist the foreign policy demands is higher in bipolar systems.

The time period between 1990-2008 reflects the characteristics of a bipolar environment.

Multipolar systems are by nature more lenient to provide international peace, security and stability.

The period between 1949-1989 is a good example of a unipolar environment.


3.Soru

............................. argues that the scope and ambition of a country’s foreign policy is driven first and foremost by its place in the international system and specifically by its relative material power capabilities, but it further argues that the impact of such power capabilities on foreign policy is indirect and complex, because systemic pressure must be translated through intervening variables at the unit level.

Which of the following is defined above?


Neo-classical Realism

Constructivism

Realism

İdealism

Behaviourism


4.Soru

As Allison mentioned, what is  the trademark of the RAM?


the attempt to explain international events by recounting the aims and calculations of sectors

try to explain international events by recounting the aims and calculations of nations or banks

the attempt to explain international events by recounting the aims and calculations of companies or governments

try to explain results of international events by recounting the aims and calculations of nations or governments

the attempt to explain international events by recounting the aims and calculations of nations or governments


5.Soru

Which behavioralist foreign policy approach holds the idea that  the individual attitude towards gain and loss are not the same and people fear loss more than they expect gain?


Comparative Foreign Policy Approach

Case-Study Approach

Prospect Theory Approach

Event-Data Approach

Role Theory Approach


6.Soru

Which of the typologies below of the word power is based on the nature of the predominant instruments used ?


Hard power

Coercive power

Persuasive power

Reward power

Vis a vis


7.Soru

Which of the following perspectives values the role of societal and intra-state level factors in foreign policy analysis?


Liberal pluralist perspective

Classical realist perspective

Structural realist perspective

Neorealist perspective

Organizational perspective


8.Soru

Which of the following approaches is contemporary?


Case study approach

Decision making approach

Comparative foreign policy approach

Event data approach

Constructivist approach


9.Soru

Which of the following national role conceptions refer to a special duty or obligation to assist underdeveloped countries; bridge national role conception which imply a communication function?


Protectee

Isolate

Internal development

Developer

Mediator-integrator


10.Soru

Which one is not among the foreign policy decisions defined by Mintz and DeRouen?


One-shot decisions

Interactive decisions

Sequential decisions

Group decisions

Individual decisions


11.Soru

Which statement below is false about international relations?


International relations refers to an academic discipline that focuses on the study of the interaction of the actors within the international system.

These actors  can create meaningful outcomes within the international milieu through their actions.

These actors are agencies that include states, as well as, and non-state actors.

International relations is essentially an interdisciplinary field of a serious academic study of which requires knowledge of international history, law, and economics as well as foreign policy and international politics.

It is comparatively older amongst academic disciplines. 


12.Soru

Which of the following factors is the most important factor in the decision making process?


Interest groups

Public opinion

The leader

The structure of the government

The internal environment


13.Soru

Which one of the following periods is the best example for bipolar international environment?


The Cold War period

Arab Spring

The Great Depression

Balkan Wars

The Gulf War


14.Soru

Which of the below is an act of classical realism?


Statesmen approach foreign policy from power perspective.

Distribution of material power capabilities is singled out among states.

All states are black boxes.

The international structure is anarchical in essense.

A possible cooperation among states is extremely low.


15.Soru

Who initiated Role theory in FPA?


Alexander Wendt

Kenneth Waltz

Hans Morgenthau

James N. Rosenau

K. J. Holsti


16.Soru

Which one of the following is not among the factors influencing the process of decision making?


The External Environment

The Internal Environment

The Structure of the Government

Public Opinion

Perceived information


17.Soru

What are the direct reactions coming from other states towards the chosen foreign policy course called?


actor based influences

systemic factors 

structural factors

non-structural factors

external environment


18.Soru

Which below is not one of the material dynamics the analyses on state level have to take into consideration in foreign policy?


Size of the country

Geopolitical positions 

Resources

Prime minister of a country

Population


19.Soru

Which situation exemplified below sums up how foreign policy analysis differs from international relations?


The US President meeting the Russian Counterpart at a summit in Japan

European countries' response to the crisis in Venezuela

Trade wars between the US and China

Brexit talks between Britain and EU

Reasons for reconciliation attempts between North and South Korean leaders


20.Soru

I. Its geopolitical location

II.technical and intellectual quality of scientific elites

III.the size of the military forces

IV. the size of GDP

V. the number of universities

Which of the elements listed above are among the elements of national power?


I,II,III and IV

II,III, IV and V

I, III, IV and V

I, II, III and V

I,II and III