Foreıgn Polıcy Analysıs Final 12. Deneme Sınavı
Toplam 20 Soru1.Soru
Which of the following was the first attempt for outlawing of war as a legitimate instrument of foreign policy?
United Nations |
The League of Nations |
Briand-Kellogg Pact |
Warsaw Pact |
Paris Peace Conference |
One of the most significant developments of the 20th century was the outlawing of war as a legitimate instrument of foreign policy. It was realised with the establishment of the United Nations after the Second World War; however, there were also initial attempts for this. The first attempt for it came after the First World War with the establishment of the League of Nations.
2.Soru
In making foreign policy decisions “The values, national character, political culture, and historical traditions of a society, its structural attributes (size, level of industrialization, form of government, etc.), and the particular political issues that are important at any given time”. Which below can be said considering the statement given?
Foreign policy is not as complicated as domestic policy. |
Domestic environment has an impact on foreign policy. |
Foreign policy is characterised by international conjecture mostly. |
Domestic politics is apart from foreign politics. |
Decision-makers in foreign policy should have a global perspective. |
In conformity with the subfield of Foreign Policy Analysis, there is a huge debate about the role of domestic politics in decision making process in foreign policy. This is because most of the entire foreign policy decisions are made by decision makers in a particular domestic environment implicating “the values, national character, political culture, and historical traditions of a society, its structural attributes (size, level of industrialization, form of government, etc.), and the particular political issues that are important at any given time” (Gerner, 1995, p.21).
3.Soru
Which one of the following countries was not influenced by the Arab Spring started in 2010?
Bahrain |
Iran |
Libya |
Egypt |
Bahrain |
The Arab Spring was a series of prodemocracy uprisings that was ignited in December 2010, in Tunis when street vendor Mohammed Bouazizi set himself on fire to protest the
arbitrary seizing of his vegetable stand by the police. Starting from the Spring of 2011, the protests spread to other countries in the Middle East and North Africa including Morocco, Syria, Libya, Egypt and Bahrain.
4.Soru
Which of the following is not one of the five major powers of the Concert of Europe in the post-Napoleonic era?
Great Britain |
Russia |
Austria |
Prussia |
Ottoman Empire |
The five major powers of the Concert of Europe in the post-Napoleonic era are Great Britain, Russia, Austria, Prussia, and France.
5.Soru
In which of the following states did the term “ambassador” first appear?
Germany |
France |
Italy |
Austria |
England |
The term “ambassador” appeared in the 12th century in Italy. Ambactiare, meaning “to go on a mission” in medieval Italian, was used for the envoys who kept the conversation running between the Italian city-states.
6.Soru
The primitive form of diplomacy employment in which ancient state inspired the modern diplomacy in Europe?
Greece |
Spain |
Germany |
England |
Finland |
There are indications that diplomacy, in its primitive form, was employed in ancient China and Greece, the latter of which inspired the modern diplomacy in Europe.
7.Soru
Which definition below implies that the increasing connectivity between the actors and issues led to a world where no actor is immune from the impact of what is happening to another?
Anarchy |
Globalization |
National interest |
Interdependence |
Two-level game |
Interdependence implies that the increasing connectivity between the actors and issues led to a world where no actor is immune from the impact of what is happening to another.
8.Soru
Which of the following is a form of conference diplomacy in which the heads of state or government come together to conduct negotiations?
Bilateral Diplomacy |
Summit Diplomacy |
Coercive Diplomacy |
Ad Hoc Diplomacy |
Parliamentary Diplomacy |
summit diplomacy is a form of conference diplomacy in which the heads of state or government come together to conduct negotiations. Thus, the correct answer is B.
9.Soru
Which of the following terms is used for wars between two states?
Complex War |
Dyadic war |
Cold War |
Civil War |
Guerilla War |
Wars with more than three participants are called complex wars, and they are longer and more uncertain than dyadic wars that are wars between two states.
10.Soru
Which of the following marked the emergence of the international principles "Sovereign equality of all states and non-interference to domestic politics of each other"?
Hundred Years' War |
Peace of Westphalia |
The First World War |
The Second World War |
The Fall of Byzantine Empire |
Moreover, with the Peache of Westphalia, a new system of political order (balance of power) started to emerge in Europe to replace the declining feudal system. As sovereign states needed to coexist within the new system, a new form of non-interference to other states' internal affairs also emerged as a governing principle of international relations.
11.Soru
Which of the following theories is within the scope of contemporary theories offering new explanations for foreign policy?
constructivism |
idealism |
realism |
decision making |
comparative foreign policy |
This group of theories are contemporary theories which were based on the critiques of previous theories and offering new explanations for foreign policy like constructivism and neoclassical realism.
12.Soru
I.The rise of multinational corporations
II.The growing importance of international institutions
III.The accelerated advent of technology
IV.The growing permeability of borders
Which factors above contribute to the growing momentum of interdependence?
I and II |
II and III |
I and III |
II, III and IV |
I, II, III and IV |
The correct answer is E.The rise of multinational corporations; increase in the speed, and transformation in the form, of transnational capital flows; the growing importance of international institutions (both governmental and non-governmental); the accelerated advent of technology, including but not limited to the information technologies; and the growing permeability of borders have all contributed to the momentum of growing interdependence.
13.Soru
The events of the so-called Arab Spring are examples of ______.
Interest groups |
Pressure groups |
Emulative linkages |
Penetrative linkages |
Reactive linkages |
Emulative linkages happen when a development in one society is imitated by another. The events of the so-called Arab Spring that started in Tunis in 2010 quickly spreading to Libya, Egypt, and Syria are a case in point. the correct option is C.
14.Soru
Which of the following thinkers is considered as the father of international law?
Cardinal Richelieu |
Hugo Grotius |
Homeros |
Woodrow Wilson |
John F. Kennedy |
Hugo Grotius is considered as the father of international law.
15.Soru
When a state does not take sides in regional or international power competitions, which foreign policy preference does it embrace?
Isolationism |
Internationalism |
Alliances and Balancing |
Neutrality |
Hard-Power Versus Soft-Power |
Neutral states do not take sides in regional or international power competitions. They can achieve this through either isolating themselves from the outside world or trying to develop sustainable functional relations with many states.
16.Soru
Which of the below is not a benefit of membership in alliances?
increased security protection |
diversion of tasks to economic development |
reduced costs in military capabilities |
feeling of a higher status among other states |
more interference in internal politics |
Alliances are formed around gaining material power capabilities based on shared interests on foreign policies, which does not necessarily mean interfering with each state's internal politics. The correct option is E.
17.Soru
Which of the following matches is true about the types of war and classification criterion?
According to terrain and intensity / conventional and unconventional wars |
According to types of weapons / absolute and limited wars |
According to tactics / conventional and guerilla warfares |
According to the composition of parties / religious and ethnic wars |
According to the motives of parties / dyadic and complex wars |
The correct classification of wars in accordance with their classification types is as follows:
According to terrain and intensity / absolute and limited wars
According to types of weapons / conventional and unconventional wars
According to tactics / conventional and guerilla warfares
According to composition of parties / international and civil-asymmetric wars
According to motives of the parties / religious and ethnic wars.
Thus, the correct answer is C.
18.Soru
I-Bilateral Diplomacy
II- Multilateral Diplomacy
III- Summit Diplomacy
IV- Ad Hoc Diplomacy
V- Parliamentary Diplomacy
Which of the above are among the types of diplomacy?
Only I |
I and II |
I, II and III |
I, II, III and IV |
I, II, III, IV and V |
Types of diplomacy are bilateral diplomacy, multilateral diplomacy, summit diplomacy, ad hoc diplomacy, and parliamentary diplomacy.
19.Soru
Aldan and Aran emphasize that the influence of emotions are most visible in times of crisis when “stress intervenes, causing a lack of ability to abstract and tolerate ambiguity and an increased tendency
towards aggressive behaviour” kicks in.
Which factor of decision making is this statement related to?
conspiracy theories |
personality of decision makers |
becoming cognitive misers |
rationality |
bounded rationality |
Different leaders bring different leadership styles and varying biases to office. As a result, this might lead to escalation or de-escalation of a crisis, stemming out of completely different assessments of the same objective situation by decision makers perceiving the situation from their own psychological milieu. The correct option is B.
20.Soru
NATO is a typical example of .................. in that members bring their material power capabilities together with a view to resist common external threats. What is the best option to complete the statement above?
hard-balancing |
alliance |
neutrality |
soft-balancing |
isolationism |
NATO is a typical example of hard-balancing in that members bring their material power capabilities together with a view to resist common external threats. Alliances of hard-balancing do also have organizational existence in that members establish formal institutional bureaucratic relations under the roof of alliance organizations.
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