Internatıonal Organızatıon And Global Governance Final 7. Deneme Sınavı
Toplam 20 Soru1.Soru
Which of these countries are not a permanent member of the UN Security Council?
China |
Germany |
Britain |
France |
Russia |
The United States, Britain, China, France, and Russia are the five permanent members (P5) of the Security Council.
2.Soru
I. Peace and Security
II. Human Rights
III. The Rule of Law
IV. Development
Which ones above can be called the fundamental parts of the UN?
I and II |
I and III |
I, II and III |
II, III and IV |
I, II, III and IV |
The UN Charter describes the four pillars of the UN as floows:
• Peace and Security
• Human Rights
• The Rule of Law
• Development
All these four pillars are interconnected. None of them can be fully achieved without addressing the other three.
The correct answer is E.
3.Soru
Which one of the following refers to organizations that promote new ideas, conduct research, and lobby governments about various topics including politics, foreign policy, military and defense issues, social and cultural problems, and the economy?
Transnational advocacy networks |
Non-governmental organizations |
Think tanks |
Governmental organizations |
Nation states |
Think tanks are organizations that promote new ideas, conduct research, and lobby governments about various topics including politics, foreign policy, military and defense issues, social and cultural problems, and the economy.
4.Soru
When was the League of Nations founded?
Before World War I |
At the end of World War I |
At the end of World War II |
During the Cold War |
During World War II |
The League of Nations, established after the end of World War I, had a huge impact on the creation of the UN.
5.Soru
Which of the following explains the idea that "collective security is a “one for all, all for one” scheme"?
Collective security prescribes a partially centralized system for the management of power |
Collective security opposes the alliance-building policy, but prescribes a universal alliance. |
The credibility of collective security as a deterrent relies ultimately on military sanction. |
States are committed to deter and punish the aggressor, regardless of their own identities and the aggressor’s identity. |
For collective security, aggression would be deterred by an equilibrium of power, not by a preponderance. |
Collective security is a “one for all, all for one” scheme in that states are believed to be committed to deter and punish the aggressor, regardless of their own identities and the aggressor’s identity. Put differently, states are supposed not to discriminate between friends and foes. Related to this, collective security opposes the alliance-building policy, and it rather prescribes a universal alliance.
Collective security prescribes a partially centralized system for the management of power. Although, states still possess the means of power, resort to force is regulated by a central agency, which is a general international organization such as the League of Nations or the United Nations. Also, in this agenda, aggression would be deterred not by an equilibrium of power but by a preponderance. As such, collective security holds that most, if not all, states must remain committed to the system to deter the potential aggressor, and, when needed, participate in collective actions to punish the aggressor. In addition, although collective security prescribes imposing on the aggressor moral, diplomatic, and economic sanctions, its credibility as a deterrent relies ultimately on military sanction. Therefore, collective security is a hard approach to world order. Because it requires willingness to support the words with deeds and a determination to frustrate and, if necessary, defeat the aggressor with military sanction
6.Soru
2Which one of the following elements is not included in Rod Rhodes (1996)'s concept of governance
Collective governance |
New public managemen |
Independancy |
Socio-cybernetic systems |
New political economy |
According to Rod Rhodes (1996: 653), the concept of governance refers to:
• Collective governance,
• New public management,
• Good governance,
• Interdependency,
• Socio-cybernetic systems,
• New political economy,
• Networks
7.Soru
I.It aimed to preserve the proven method of the Congress System exactly as it was.
II.The Concert of Europe should be considered as the birth of a new era in both diplomacy and international institutionalization.
III.Despite the absence of an international organization, Concert necessitated extensive communication among European powers.
IV. Contrary to its name, The Concert system geographically included many countries around the world.
Which statements above are true about the Concert of Europe?
I and II |
II and III |
I and III |
I, II and III |
I, II, III and IV |
The correct answer is B.The Concert of Europe aimed to preserve the proven method of the Congress System, though with a significant change, which is that the major powers now would periodically get together and discuss the issues regarding order and peace in Europe.
The Concert system was geographically limited to Europe. Its mechanisms only applied to the European political community. In other words, nonEuropean states were excluded from the collective diplomacy of the 19th century. The Concert, therefore, failed to be based on a universal legitimacy.
8.Soru
Who was the UN Secretary-General between 2007 and 2016?
António Guterres |
Ban Ki-Moon |
Kofi Annan |
Boutros Boutros-Ghali |
Javier Pérez de Cuéllar |
The UN Secretary-General between 2007 and 2016 was Ban Ki-Moon
9.Soru
Which of the following is not one of the permanent members (P5) of the UN Security Council?
Turkey |
Britain |
China |
France |
Russia |
Turkey is not one of the permanent members (P5) of the UN Security Council. The correct answer is A.
10.Soru
Which one of the following is one of the fourth generation think tanks in US?
The Center for the National Interest |
Center for Strategic and International Studies |
The CATO Institute |
The RAND Corporation |
The Chicago Civic Federation |
The fourth generation think tanks were mostly created by former US presidents who wanted to leave a lasting legacy in foreign and domestic politics. The Center for the National Interest is one of the most influential fourth generation think tanks in the US, which was established by former US President Richard Nixon in 1994 “to serve as a voice for strategic realism in U.S.foreign policy.”
11.Soru
Which of the below was not among the countries that signed the Treaty of Chaumont to form the coalition that would eventually defeat Napoleon?
England |
Russia |
Prussia |
Austria |
Italy |
In March 1814, four major powers of Europe, namely England, Russia, Prussia, and Austria came to an agreement and signed the Treaty of Chaumont to form the coalition that would eventually defeat Napoleon.
12.Soru
- The ICJ does not have compulsory jurisdiction, a state cannot be forced to appear before court.
- The ICJ can hear and decide a case only if all contending parties agree to submit it to the court.
- If states accept to appear before the ICJ, judgments delivered by the court are binding upon them.
- 73 states have recognized the compulsory jurisdiction of the ICJ so far.
Which of the statements above are correct for the International Court of Justice(ICJ)?
I, II and III |
I, II and IV |
II, III and IV |
I, III and IV |
I, II, III and IV |
The jurisdiction of the ICJ is different from that of national courts. Given that the ICJ does not have compulsory jurisdiction, a state cannot be forced to appear before court. The ICJ can hear and decide a case only if all contending parties agree to submit it to the court. However, if states accept to appear before the ICJ, judgments delivered by the court are binding upon them (Karns, Mingst, and Stiles, 2015: 141) As of June 2018, 73 states have recognized the compulsory jurisdiction of the ICJ
13.Soru
Which of the following is not one of the pieces of global governance?
Rules |
Norms |
International regimes |
Interstate wars |
International law |
The pieces of global governance consist of the interacting rules, norms, international law,
international regimes, ad hoc arrangements, global conferences and structures such as intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations. Interstate wars are not part of it. The correct answer is D.
14.Soru
Which of the following is one of the features of global governance?
Being international |
Separation of political and economic areas |
Hierarchical decisions |
Binding rules |
Bottom-up approach |
15.Soru
According to the UN Charter, which of the following is NOT one of the four pillars of the UN?
Peace and Security |
Disarmament |
Development |
Human Rights |
The Rule of Law |
The UN Charter describes the four pillars of the UN as floows:
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Peace and Security
-
Human Rights
-
The Rule of Law
-
Development
The correct choice is B.
16.Soru
Which of the following terms is associated with a governable system where relations among the constituent units are managed through peaceful means?
Global community |
World order |
Bipolarization |
World government |
Functionalism |
World order is associated with the given explanation. It is a condition of the system, marked by the high probability that international relations will be peacefully managed. The correct answer is B.
17.Soru
Which of the following was one of the reasons why The League of Nations failed to prevent the outbreak of World War II?
The Great Depression of 1929 |
The increase in militarism |
Mutual defense alliances |
Nationalists movements |
Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914 |
The Great Depression of 1929 and the rise of fascist regimes severely affected the League’s efforts and failed to prevent the outbreak of another systemic war, World War II. Therefore, the correct answer is A.
18.Soru
Which of the following organization's primary purpose is to ensure the stability of the international monetary system?
World Bank |
World Health Organization |
World Trade Organization |
International Monetary Fund (IMF) |
International Labor Organization |
International Monetary Fund's (IMF) primary purpose is to ensure the stability of the international monetary system. The correct answer is D.
19.Soru
I. Interdependency
II. New political economy
III. Non-state actors
Which one(s) of the term(s) above is/are referred by the concept of governance by Rod Rhodes (1996)?
Only I |
Only II |
Only III |
I-II |
II-III |
According to Rod Rhodes (1996: 653), the concept of governance refers to:
• Collective governance,
• New public management,
• Good governance,
• Interdependency,
• Socio-cybernetic systems,
• New political economy,
• Networks.
20.Soru
Which of the following is the ability to obtain preferred outcomes through attraction?
Soft power |
Hard power |
Smart power |
Military power |
Economic power |
Soft power is the ability to obtain preferred outcomes through attraction. The correct answer is A.
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