Introduction to International Relations Final 6. Deneme Sınavı
Toplam 20 Soru1.Soru
"..... assumes that the provision of common needs may unite peoples transnationally, across territorial or regional boundaries, making them eventually meaningless."
The sentence above can be best completed with........
Supranational |
Functionalism |
Global Governance |
Federalism |
Regime Theory |
The answer is A.
2.Soru
Treaties are written agreements between states that are governed by international law. Treaties are referred to by different names, including ...
Which of the following is not one of the expressions that can be written in the given space?
Agreements |
Covenants |
Conventions |
Municipal law |
Protocols |
Treaties are referred to by different names, including agreements, conventions, covenants, protocols and exchanges of notes.
Municipal Law: The national, or internal, law of a state, as opposed to international law.
3.Soru
- Compromis (Special Agreement)
- Forum Prorogatum
- International treaty
- Unilateral declaration
Which of the ways above indicate the way(s) in which states may recognize the jurisdiction of the International Court of Justice?
I |
II |
I and II |
II, III and IV |
I, II, III and IV |
States may recognize the jurisdiction of the International Court of Justice in one of four ways:
- Compromis (Special Agreement)
- Forum Prorogatum
- International treaty
- Unilateral declaration.
As also understood from the information given, the correct answer is E.
4.Soru
- The Resolution of International Disputes Between Individuals and Companies
- Claims to Territory
- The Use of Sea
- Arms Control
- Human Rights
Which of the above are governed by public international law?
I, II and III |
I, III and V |
III, IV and V |
I, II, III and IV |
II, III, IV and V |
There are two kinds of international law: private and public. The former is concerned with the resolution of international disputes between individuals and companies, while the latter governs relations among states. It includes such things as claims to territory, the use of the sea, arms control, and human rights. As also understood from the information given, the correct answer is E. The resolution of international disputes between individuals and companies is governed by private international law.
5.Soru
According to Marxist economic theory, which stage of history does capitalism lead to?
Primitive societies |
Feudalism |
Liberalism |
Socialism |
Communism |
Marxism maintains that, as a result of the law of immiseration, over time wealth would become increasingly concentrated in the hands of the bourgeoisie. This would further diminish the purchasing power of the proletariat and make revolution inevitable. Capitalism contains the seeds of its own destruction. Nonetheless, capitalism is a necessary stage of history that replaces feudalism and leads to another stage of history: socialism. The correct choice is D.
6.Soru
What makes European Union different from other global organizations?
Its territorial size |
Its democratic power |
Its political power |
Its military power |
Its economic power |
The European Union is unique for several reasons: one of the most significant reasons is that “democracy in the EU comes from the member states
rather than the Union itself (Rumford, 2002, 215). Hence, the European Union should be understood as a unique political system because it (1) “governs
without government” but also because (2) it has a democratic tradition running through many of its member states. Democracy is fundamental to the applicant countries and is championed as a part of European identity (Rumford, 2002, 209-210). The European Union is also different from other regional organizations in that in some issue areas, such as trade and the economy, it has a supranational character. Put differently, decisions taken at the union’s headquarters in Brussels in these issue areas are binding for all member
states. However, in some issue areas -- security and defense, notably -- the European Union does not have any supranational power but acts as a
regional organization. In other words, currently the European Union is not a federal institution.
7.Soru
Which of the following is the reason for not regarding Antarctica as a state?
Its remote territory |
Its not having a permanent population |
Its not having a government |
Its not having an army |
Its not having a capacity of international relations |
“The criterion of a ‘permanent population’ relates to that of territory and constitutes the physical basis for the existence of a state. For this reason alone, Antarctica, for example, cannot be regarded as a state. People do live on Antarctica, even year-round, but these are researchers, scientists supported by other governments. They are not permanent residents.
8.Soru
According to Susan Strange, which of the following is not one of the four major structures constituting the organizational and operational dynamics of the global system?
The production and trade structure |
The cultural structure |
The finance structure |
The knowledge and technology structure |
The security structure |
For Strange, there are four major structures constituting the organizational and operational dynamics of the global system. These are: (1) the production and trade structure, (2) the finance structure, (3) the knowledge and technology structure, and (4) the security structure. The correct answer is B.
9.Soru
- International conventions, whether general or particular, establishing rules expressly recognized by the contesting states
- International custom, as evidence of a general practice, accepted as law
- The general principles of law recognized by civilized nations
- Subject to provisions of Article 59, judicial decisions and the teachings of the most highly qualified publcist of the various nations as subsidiary means for the determination of rules of law
Which of the above are the sources where the rules of international law may be found are enumerated by Article 38 of the Statute of the International Court of Justice?
I and II |
II and III |
III and IV |
I, II and III |
I, II, III and IV |
Article 38 of the Statute of the International Court of Justice enumerates the sources where the rules of international law may be found. The article reads as follows:
“1. The Court, whose function is to decide in accordance with international law such disputes as are submitted to it, shall apply:
- International conventions, whether general or particular, establishing rules expressly recognized by the contesting states;
- International custom, as evidence of a general practice, accepted as law;
- The general principles of law recognized by civilized nations;
- Subject to provisions of Article 59, judicial decisions and the teachings of the most highly qualified publcist of the various nations as subsidiary means for the determination of rules of law.
As also understood from the information given, the correct answer is E.
10.Soru
Which of the following is a BRIC country?
India |
Germany |
the US |
Japan |
Argentina |
BRIC countries are Brazil, Russia, India, and China. The answer is A.
11.Soru
Which one of the countries below is among the countries joined together to form the North Atlantic Treaty Organization In 1949?
Bulgaria |
Turkey |
Hungary |
Spain |
France |
In 1949, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, France, Iceland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, the United Kingdom, and the United States joined together to form an alliance, called the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. The correct answer is E.
12.Soru
- The Vienna Convention of Law of Treaties
- The Law of the Sea Convention
- Geneva Conventions
- Human Right Conventions
- Trade Agreements between States
Which of the above are the examples of law-making treaties?
I and II |
II and III |
II and IV |
I, II, III and IV |
II, III, IV and V |
Law-making treaties set the rules of international law in each field. The Vienna Convention of Law of Treaties, the Law of the Sea Convention, Geneva Conventions and human right conventions are the examples of this category.
Treaty contracts deal with a narrow area of practice between states and they resemble contracts in national legal systems. Trade agreements between states can be given as an example; when a state supplies certain goods and the other party pays a sum of money, the obligations of parties under this state contract come to an end.
As also understood from the information given, the correct answer is D. Trade agreements between states is an example can be given for treaty contracts.
13.Soru
Which of the following is the authority to enforce international law among states?
The USA |
European Union |
Strong countries |
United Nations |
Nongovernmental Organizations |
The rules of international law are created by those who must apply or obey these rules. These are basically states and to a limited extent other international actors. The decisions of international organizations such as the United Nations also contribute to the creation of the rules of international law.
14.Soru
Which of the following is a regionalization example from Africa?
MERCOSUR |
NAFTA |
ASEAN |
CIS |
ECOWAS |
Common Market of the South (MERCOSUR) and the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) are Latin American examples. ASEAN (Association of Southeastern Asian Nations) and CIS (Commonwealth of Independent States) are Asian examples for regionalism. The correct answer is choice E: ECOWAS - The Economic Community of West African States.
15.Soru
I- Globalization is revolutionary shift in technology and economy, culture, and politics. II- Globalization is real and new. III- Globalization is the consequence of information and communications as well as capitalism. IV- Globalization is a myth. Which of the numbered expressions is related to what hyperglobalists believe?
Only IV |
III and IV |
I-II-III |
I-II-IV |
II-III-IV |
For hyperglobalists, globalization is a revolutionary shift in technology, economy,
culture, and politics. It is real and new. These observers believe globalization is the consequence of information and communications as well as capitalism. Number IV is about sceptics.
16.Soru
Which two countries were not permitted in Paris Peace Conference (1919) that formed League of Nations?
Russia and Germany |
Germany and the U.S.A. |
Great Britain and Russia |
Japan and Italy |
Russia and Great Britain |
The League of Nations was formed in 1919 at the Paris Peace Conference, just after the horrors of World War I. It had initial, near-fatal flaws. One was that the United States never joined, although President Woodrow Wilson was a strong advocate of the League. Also, too, initially Russia and Germany (who lost in World War I) were not permitted into it. Japan and Italy left the League of Nations in the 1930s. It had been believed the great powers -- Great Britain, Russia, Germany, France and Japan -- would act as enforcers.
17.Soru
Which organization did African Union take as a role model in its structure?
Islamic Relief Organization |
Organization of American States |
Gulf Cooperation Council |
European Union |
United Nations |
The African Union, established in 2002, continues to serve the successor organization to the Organization for African Unity. Further, non-African states and organizations are accredited to the African Union, which enhances its reputation and its importance on the African continent and globally. It has a
structure (called African Union organs) much like the United Nations and other multi-purpose regional international organizations. An African Union president is chosen to serve, usually for a term of one year from January to January of the following year. many respects, especially on such a large and varied continent with so many ethnic, tribal, and other relationships that transcend national borders, the African Union has concentrated on security oriented projects, knowing firsthand how unsettled the continent has been historically. It has been able to mount specific military-peacekeeping missions in Sudan, Somalia, Libya, Mali, the Central African Republic and elsewhere, sometimes in joint efforts
with United Nations deployments.
18.Soru
Who defines Global Political Economy as the reciprocal and dynamic interaction in international relations of the pursuit of wealth and the pursuit of power?
Robert Gilpin |
Susan Strange |
Richard Nixon |
Joseph Nye |
Alexander Hamilton |
Robert Gilpin defines Global Political Economy as the reciprocal and dynamic interaction in international relations of the pursuit of wealth and the pursuit of power. The correct answer is A.
19.Soru
Which is closely associated with Mercantilism?
Freedom for capital, goods and services |
Reducing public expenditure for social services |
Bailing out bankrupted big banks |
Privatization of public expertise |
Elimination of unionized labor forces |
Correct option is C. All the others are related to neoliberalism.
20.Soru
"... addresses the acceleration in the pace of all interactions and processes because of the revolution in transportation and communications technology." Which of the following terms can complete the sentence above the best?
Widening |
Deepening |
Speeding |
Shrinking |
Encompassing |
Speeding addresses the
acceleration in the pace of all interactions
and processes because of the revolution
in transportation and communications
technology. The answer is C.
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