Theorıes Of Internatıonal Relatıons I Final 16. Deneme Sınavı
Toplam 20 Soru1.Soru
"True law is a law in coincidence with the nature."
"A single justice depending on single law is valid for all society"
The ideas above are stated by________.
"True law is a law in coincidence with the nature."
"A single justice depending on single law is valid for all society"
The ideas above are stated by________.
Cicero |
Kant |
J.J. Rousseau |
Locke |
Rail |
The correct answer is A.
2.Soru
"Peace and order can only be explained by realist writers through the concepts of national interest and selfish interest."
Through which of the followings do the functional theories explain the international regime theory?
The number of democratic states. |
The benefits of international organizations. |
The dimension of the organization. |
The level of collaboration. |
The historical progress. |
IRT is a theory to explain the peace and cooperation among nations. As it is known, peace and order can only be explained by realist writers through the concepts of national interest and selfish interest, but functional theories explain it through the benefits of international organizations. On the other hand, according to liberals, peace and order can only be achieved by the increase in the number of democratic states. Therefore, the correct option is B.
3.Soru
Which of the following was introduced by Kant as a recipe to solve the security demands of states?
A dominant state |
A hegemon |
A world federation |
An international organization |
Power |
A world federation of peaceful states was introduced by Kant as a recipe to solve the security demands of states
4.Soru
Which school does the 1981 Roy Jones article, which coined the term 'English School', refer to?
University of Oxford. |
University of Cambridge. |
London School of Economics. |
King's College London. |
Imperial College London. |
The term 'English School' was first coined by Roy Jones in a 1981 article titled 'The English School of International Relations: A Case for Closure' in which Jones argued that a group of scholars, basically gathered at the London School of Economics, could be taken as forming a distinct school of international relations and this could could be referred to as the 'English School'.
5.Soru
Which of the following is FALSE about the Great Depression?
There was no vivid economically hegemonic power during this period. |
In its lowest point, about 15 million Americans were unemployed. |
It began after the Wall Street stock market crashed. |
It occurred because of the effects of the Second World War. |
It was an era of financial instability and low level of international trade. |
Until the First World War, most countries in Europe were on the gold standard. Yet with the war, the system collapsed, because of the declining power of Great Britain and of the terrible economic conditions during and after the war. Even though there were some efforts to return to the safety of the gold standard in the second part of the 1920s, this did not last long due to the stock market crash, or the Great Depression, in late 1929. The Great Depression was the worst economic crisis in the history of the industrialized world, lasting from 1929 to roughly 1939. The correct answer is D.
6.Soru
Which of the followings argues that regimes are not only making the cooperation easier in short run, but also in the long run, providing an environment of cooperation for promoting relations?
Jervis. |
Krasner. |
Keohane. |
Nye. |
Stein. |
The purpose of regimes is to form a frame for facilitating the solution of problems through treaties. Regimes as Jervis stated are not only making the cooperation easier in short run, but also in the long run, providing an environment of cooperation for promoting relations. Therefore, the correct option is A.
7.Soru
Which of the following is about the right of the people of a particular place to choose the form of their government?
Self-determination |
Self-defence |
Non-intervention |
Humanitarian intervention |
Just war |
Self-determination is about the right of the people of a particular place to choose the form of their government.
8.Soru
Which of the following expression about the regime is not true?
Regime is thought as a result of consent of states and the limited surrender for independent decision making authority. |
Regime is that conditioning the behaviors of states consciously to realize collective goals, and can be seen as a specific version of international institutions. |
Regime is that explaining the legitimate and accepted rule of games and behaviors for sovereign states in international area. |
Regime is that comprises all international institutions and regulations and formal aspect of all state behaviors. |
Regimes are always limited to a certain subject and interim provision. |
Keohane also pointed out that regimes should be differentiated from treaties in a certain subject. A treaty can be ad hoc in character but also would be narrow in terms of subject matter and parties. However, regimes are not always limited to a certain subject and not interim provision.
9.Soru
Turkey is a member of:
the EU |
the G7 |
NAFTA |
APEC |
the G20 |
The G20 is made up of 19 countries and the European Union. The 19 countries are Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, Germany, France, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, South Korea, Turkey, the United Kingdom, and the United States. The correct answer is E.
10.Soru
- They rest on value preferences which cannot be tested or verified with factual experiments.
- They are concerned with the proposition related to “what ought to be, what should be”.
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They are related with the subjects of philosophy and ethic.
IV. They depends on the assumption that the individuals might voluntarily bind themselves to the certain principles.
Which of the above are about normative theories?
- They rest on value preferences which cannot be tested or verified with factual experiments.
- They are concerned with the proposition related to “what ought to be, what should be”.
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They are related with the subjects of philosophy and ethic.
IV. They depends on the assumption that the individuals might voluntarily bind themselves to the certain principles.
Which of the above are about normative theories?
I-II-III |
II-III-IV |
I-III-IV |
I-IV |
II-IV |
The correct answer is A.
11.Soru
Which of the following thinkers developed the idea of European federation?
J.J. Rousseau |
Hobbes |
Locke |
Marx |
Durkheim |
J.J. Rousseau developed the idea of the European federation.
12.Soru
Whose concept brought new economic order demands of poor Third World countries?
Bentham |
Rawl |
Hegel |
Mill |
Locke |
Rawl’s concept of justice founded the background of new economic order demands of poor Third World countries to fill the rift between North and South (Viotti and Kauppi, 1993: 534).
13.Soru
Closing off an economy to external influences can be beneficial to growth and economic progress. Thus, it can be defined as a mixture of trade protectionism and economic planning, with an aim to preserve national interests in the context of world markets.
Which of the following approach is defined in the paragraph above?
Colonialism |
Economic liberalism |
Economic nationalism |
Economic structuralism |
Hegemony |
The nationalists believe that closing off an economy to external influences can be beneficial to growth and economic progress. Thus, economic nationalism can be defined as a mixture of trade protectionism and economic planning, with an aim to preserve national interests in the context of world markets.
14.Soru
Which of the followings are the consequences of the era of colonialism?
I. Western countries managed to establish a global economy.
II. Local economies could not find a chance to grow.
III. It led to a cultural clash.
IV. Western countries introduced modern medicine to the colonial people.
I, II, II |
II, III, IV |
I, II, IV |
I, III, IV |
I, II, III, IV |
Western countries managed to establish a global economy in which the transfer of goods, money, and technology needed to be regulated in an orderly way to ensure a continuous flow of natural resources and cheap labor for the industrialized world. Yet colonialism adversely affected the colonies. Under foreign rule, local economies could not find a chance to grow. Imported goods wiped out local ones. Colonialism also led to a cultural clash. The pressures to Westernize led the colonial people to reevaluate their traditions. But the good thing was Western countries introduced modern medicine that stressed the use of vaccines and more sanitary hygiene, helping to save lives and increase life expectancy. The correct answer is "E".
15.Soru
"_____refers to the conditions under which States may resort to war or to the use of armed force in general"
Which of the following completes the sentence above the best?
"_____refers to the conditions under which States may resort to war or to the use of armed force in general"
Which of the following completes the sentence above the best?
Jus ad bellum |
Social construct |
Universal morality |
Cosmopolitanism |
Kantism |
The correct answer is A.
16.Soru
What is the determining factor in international relations for the Marxists?
Power |
Economy |
Ideational forces |
Organizational structures |
Cultural elements |
For the Marxists, the determining element in international relations is economy (welfare) and other factors are neglected.
17.Soru
Which of the concept below is considered as a very interesting example for normative studies?
idealism |
perpetual peace |
realism |
philosophy |
liberalism |
Normative theories, essentially are related with the subjects of philosophy and ethic. Perpetual peace approach of Kant and European federation idea of J. J. Rousseau were interesting examples for normative studies.
18.Soru
Which of the below is one of the founding members of the British Committee?
Herbert Butterfield |
Michael Oakeshott
|
Harold Temperley
|
Kenneth Waltz
|
Thomas Kuhn
|
The founding members of the British Committee were:
- Herbert Butterfield (historian),
- Martin Wight (IR Scholar),
- Desmond Williams (historian),
- Michael Howard (military historian),
- Geoffrey Hudson (historian),
- Donald McKinnon (philosopher),
- William Armstrong (economist from the Treasury Department),
- Adam Watson (diplomat),
- Hedley Bull (IR scholar).
19.Soru
"According to Locke and Rousseau, by forming a higher authority, individuals would accept voluntarily to leave their certain rights to preserve their freedoms and security." This statement is closely related to which of the following concepts?
Universal law |
Social contract |
Natural Law |
Perpetual peace |
Moral universalism |
The approach of social contract is another important approach which should be regarded for normative thought. According to Locke and Rousseau, by forming a higher authority, individuals would accept voluntarily to leave their certain rights to preserve their freedoms and security (freedom of life). Social contract theory depends on the assumption that the individuals might voluntarily bind themselves to the certain principles. In this sense, the correct answer is given in option B.
20.Soru
Who was NOT one of the founding members of the British Committee?
Herbert Butterfield |
Desmond Williams |
Michael Howard |
Geoffrey Hudson |
Tim Dunne |
The correct answer is E.
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