Theorıes Of Internatıonal Relatıons I Ara 3. Deneme Sınavı

Toplam 6 Soru
PAYLAŞ:

1.Soru

“Marx argues that workers in the capitalist society do not own the means of production, such as machines, raw materials, or factories”.

Which theory is explained above?


alineation

extension

production

relation

distribution


2.Soru

Which of the following is not one of main assumptions of realist theory in international relations?


States are the central and most important actors of world politics.

States are considered unitary actors.

States are rational actors.

National and international security rank at the top of the hierarchy of issues.

Socio-economic topics and the wellbeing of citizens rank at the top of the hierarchy of issues.


3.Soru

I. Science is accepted only as valid scientific knowledge and acts are basic objects to be experimented on.

II. There are two important philosophical beliefs: 1) The main source of human knowledge is data (fact) and it is easily observed, 2) Data (or fact) is available only as a result of our senses.

Which term is described above?


Positivism

Realism

Pluralism

Globalism

Marxism


4.Soru

Which of the following is not among the major international theories?


Postmodernism

Kantianism

Liberalism

Marxism

Grotianism


5.Soru

"Non-Christian people in a Christian country are not allowed to practice their religion, which has to be confined to the interior only. If they do so, they may be attacked or protests and in such a situation there are no laws to protect them."

Which of the following principles of classical liberalism is violated in the description above?


Individualism

Natural Law

Spontaneous Order

Freedom

Rule of Law


6.Soru

* There had been almost no economic growth in Africa before the Europeans arrived there.

* Through Western domination, colonial people began to experience literacy, education, science, even hygiene and sanitary methods.

What do the examples given above tell us about neo-Marxism?


Western countries have a negative impact on underdeveloped or less-developed countries. 

They are to criticise the argument of neo-Marxism accusing the West of keeping underdeveloped countries dependent on them.

Western colonialism exploits the underdeveloped countries in any way they want.

It is always the developed countries that could benefit from the resources of underdeveloped ones.

Underdeveloped countries are to compromise with the developed countries if they want to move on.