Foreıgn Polıcy Analysıs Final 7. Deneme Sınavı
Toplam 20 Soru1.Soru
Which of the following is not implicit recognition?
Sending a diplomatic envoy |
Arranging a talk with a head of state |
Summit with a head of state |
Releasing a public statement |
Entering into an agreement |
Releasing a public statement is explicit recognition. D is the correct answer.
2.Soru
Which of the following is the most important exception to the prohibition of use of force?
Pre-emptive force |
Collective action |
Humanitarian intervention |
Protection of nationals |
Self-defense |
Self-defense
3.Soru
Which one of the following powers think that they they need to invest some capital in order to help create legitimacy and attraction in the eyes of others?
persuasive soft powers |
attractive soft powers |
coaxing powers |
hard powers |
coercive powers |
Soft powers can also be defined as persuasive soft powers, which are those that think they need to invest some capital in order to help create legitimacy and attraction in the eyes of others.
4.Soru
Which of the following is one of the instruments that states use in their foreign policy implementation?
Propaganda |
Tariff |
Globalisation |
Ratification |
Hegemony |
Propaganda is a non-violent instruments of foreign policy that states use, the other options are not related to the question. Therefore the correct answer is A.
5.Soru
Which of the followings is considered to pursue hard- power strategies?
The EU |
Turkey |
Greece |
The USA |
Japan |
Robert Kagan (2003) is one of those intellectuals who contributed to the growing salience of academic studies on power. He compared the United States to the European Union and came to the conclusion that the former is a typical hard power whereas the latter can be better defined as a soft power. In his categorization, its immense material power capabilities put the United States in a unique place in power hierarchy and lead Americans to see foreign and security policies from the perspective of military power. The correct answer is D.
6.Soru
Which of the below is not a human factor that can influence the decision making process in foreign policy?
Rationality |
human nature |
cognitive biases |
personality |
organized interest groups |
Organized interest groups are internal factors of decision making in foreign policy while the rest are human factors related to it. The correct option is E.
7.Soru
Which below cannot be one of the qualities of decision-makers?
They are open to arguments. |
They act upon evidence. |
They weigh their options. |
They are certain of their accuracy when making decisions. |
They consider consequences of their decisions. |
Rational decision makers on foreign policy are “those who are open to arguments and evidence, free of serious blinkers as they weigh the evidence and think about the likely consequences of options” (Stein, 2008, 131). The phrase in bold shows that decision-makers should not be blinded by their own perception of truth.
8.Soru
Which of the following is considered as the first step of institutionalizing diplomacy in the Ottoman Empire?
Creation of Foreign Ministry |
Appointment of first ambassador to London |
Establishment of Translation Office |
Modernization of the state |
Modernization of the military |
As very few of Ottoman Ambassadors knew European languages, the role of translators was very important in the Ottoman diplomatic system, and the establishment of the Translation Office in 1821is considered as the first step of institutionalization of diplomacy in the Ottoman Empire.
9.Soru
Which of the following aims to prevent either importing certain goods from the boycotted country or less frequently exporting certain products into that country?
Quota |
Tariff |
Boycott |
Embargo |
Blockade |
Boycott aims to prevent either importing certain goods from the boycotted country or less frequently exporting certain products into that country.
10.Soru
Which of the following is not among war types?
Absolute war |
Conventional war |
Dyadic war |
Religious war |
Reciprocal war |
Although four of the options are among war types, there is no war type as reciprocal war. Thus, the correct answer is E.
11.Soru
Which of the following is a type of war in which one or more non-state armed groups are involved?
International war |
Absolute war |
Limited war |
Conventional war |
Civil War |
Civil War is a type of war in which one or more non-state armed groups are involved. The correct answer is E.
12.Soru
When states do not want to get involved in political developments taking place outside their territorial borders, what is it called?
internationalism |
neutrality |
balancing |
alliance |
isolationism |
Isolationism suggests that states would not want to get involved in political developments taking place outside their territorial borders (Barumoeller, 2010, 349-371).
13.Soru
A description of _______ can be "a set of discrete acts or a process".
implementation |
decision making |
pressure groups |
sub-state actors |
using media |
Implementation is a different way of decision-making. However, the concepts "implementation" and "decision-making" should not be used
interchangeably since not every decision needs to be implemented. The correct option is A.
14.Soru
Which one below is related to Lippmann's term "Manufacturing Consent" more than the others?
Manipulation of public opinion |
Geographical location |
Characteristics of states |
Pressure groups |
Strategic cultures |
Because the state and public leaders thought that the nature of public opinion as a blunt force could stir policy in irrational directions, media can be used to manage those opinions. The correct options is A.
15.Soru
Which of the following is the first Ottoman permanent ambassador who was appointed in 1793 to the court of St. James's, London?
Akif Efendi |
Cevdet Paşa |
Mithat Paşa |
Yusuf Agah Efendi |
Namık Kemal |
Yusuf Agah Efendi was appointed as the first Ottoman permanent ambassador in 1793 to London.
16.Soru
- An analytical tool identifying the goals or objectives of foreign policy
- An all-embracing concept of political discourse used specifically to justify particular policy preferences
- The basic determinants that guide state policy in relation to the external environment
- Mostly static and immune to changes in international politics
Which of the above can be used in order to describe the term “National Interest”?
I |
I and III |
I, III and IV |
II, III and IV |
I, II, III and IV |
The traditional assumption on foreign policy has been that states – and actors representing them – think and act in a rational manner. Under this traditional assumption these actors decide in consideration of all present alternatives, through a process that is focused on utility-maximization, while suffering minimum costs, in the best interest of the country and every effort is made to achieve the relevant information on the situation. This idea led to the understanding of the state as a blackbox – a unitary actor of internal differences of which, does not have any relevance pertaining to its foreign policy actions. In other words, regarding their foreign policies all states act upon a certain set of principles, affecting them in similar ways, which stem out of their ontology as states. Such an essentialist approach renders issues like; ideological or psychological predispositions of the decisionmakers, or differences of governmental systems, regime types, ideas or policymaking processes irrelevant. Hence, it takes systemic constrains to the core of foreign policy. It also assumes the existence of a prevailing understanding of the national interest that is mostly static and immune to changes in international politics. The notion “National Interest” is “used generally in two senses in IR: as an analytical tool identifying the goals or objectives of foreign policy and as an all-embracing concept of political discourse used specifically to justify particular policy preferences. In both senses, it refers to the basic determinants that guide state policy in relation to the external environment. It applies only to sovereign states and relates specifically to foreign policy: the internal variety usually being characterized as ‘the public interest’
As can be understood from the information given, the correct answer is E. All statements in the options can be used in order to describe the term “National Interest”.
17.Soru
Which of the below is not a non-domestic actor?
other nation-states |
foreign media |
foreign courts |
political action groups |
trans-governmental coalitions |
Political actions groups fall under the domestic actors category. The correct option is D.
18.Soru
Which of the following is false according the proponents of a structural approach to international relations?
Any thorough understanding of state behavior at any given time would be inadequate if it fails to consider the structure of the international relations at that period. |
Approaches concentrating on unit (actor) level, with their strong focus on the states, are somehow reductionist. |
States are dominant agencies with persuasive power over other agencies and with ability to exert influence on the outcomes, thus state behavior is enough to analyze either the interaction amongst the actors or the outcomes. |
The actions of groups, when aggregated, produce patterns of behavior that may be fundamentally different from the behavior patterns of the individual agency. |
The structure serves as a mechanism that compels actor behavior in ways that are synergic and transformative. |
For proponents of a structural approach to international relations, approaches concentrating on unit (actor) level, with their strong focus on the states, are somehow reductionist. That is because, although states are dominant agencies with persuasive power over their peers and other agencies, and with ability to exert consequential, though not definitive, influence on the outcomes, state behavior in and of itself is not enough to analyze either the interaction amongst the actors or the abovementioned outcomes.
19.Soru
In which year was Vienna Congress held?
1767 |
1798 |
1815 |
1829 |
1861 |
Diplomatic conferences are the most common instrument for multilateral diplomacy. They have been playing important role in the international politics since the 1815 Vienna Congress, which also prompted the concept of “Conference Diplomacy”.
20.Soru
Which one of the following terms is described by Max Weber as the most affective way to establish an organization and administration?
Bureaucracy |
Democracy |
Interest Group |
Policy |
Public opinion |
Bureaucracy is any wide-reaching group of assigned officials in order to execute foreign policy decisions of the decision makers. The first usage of bureaucracy was when Max Weber (1864-1920) described the term as the most affective way to establish an organization and administration.
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