Theorıes Of Internatıonal Relatıons Iı Final 2. Deneme Sınavı

Toplam 20 Soru
PAYLAŞ:

1.Soru

.....................................is basically the dominant ideology of the society that reflects the beliefs and interests of the ruling class.

Which one of the following completes the sentence above?


Authoritarianism 

Dictatorship

Cultural hegemony

Political pressure

Collective construction


2.Soru

Which of the following typologies of feminism rejects the assertions of liberal feminist approach and attempts to deconstruct realist interpretations of IR in order to uncover the concealed yet existent influences of gender?


Radical Feminism

Postcolonial Feminism

Cultural Feminism

Constructivist Feminism

Postmodern Feminism


3.Soru

Which of the following scholars explores the “three debates” in the context of feminist theorizing with particular emphasis on empirical and post-modernist stances of knowledge construction?


J. Ann Tickner

Ann S. Runyan

Cynthia Sylvester

Cynthia Enloe

Sandra Withworth


4.Soru

I- Emancipatory social change

II- Welfare of the nations

III-Fate of modernity

IV- Causes of problems among economic classes

Which one of the above are the themes the Critical Theory is deeply involved?


II and IV

II and III

I and III

III and IV

I and IV


5.Soru

Which of the following scholars argues that theory is always for someone and for some purpose?


Robert Cox

Jürgen Habermas

Andrew Linklater

Antonio Gramsci

Max Horkheimer


6.Soru

Which of the following term indicates the idea that both economic growth and economic protection can be maintained at the same time?


Anthropocentrism

Ecological modernization

Sustainable development

Green theory

Ecocentrism


7.Soru

Which of the following statement is true according to Anthropocentrism?


Infinite growth is impossible in a finite system.

The nature is regarded within the human values.

Green Politics is mainly based on anthropocentricism.

Anthropocentrism denotes a nature-centered ethical view.

There is no supremacy over the creatures.


8.Soru

What does constitute the critical theory’s ontological dimension?


Poverty and unemployment

Governments and politicians

Welfare and abundance of production

Domination and exploitation

Workers and the Bureaucracy


9.Soru

What do the scholars with critical perspectives on security refuse?


The old conceptions an theories on security

The assumption that the world is not a secure place for sovereign states

The assumption that the inequalities will always prevail among developing and developed countries. 

The assumption of priority of sovereign state as the referent object of security.

The effectiveness of the conceptions and theories developed before World War  II.


10.Soru

The Greens argue that the search for a state-centered solution was doomed to failing instead, they offer the idea of?


Thinking green 

Green thought 

Ecocentrisim 

Decetralization 

Anthropocentrism


11.Soru

Which of the following is an underlying concept of the first wave of the green theory?


political economic concerns

environmental democracy

environmental justice

transnationalisation

interdisciplinary knowledge


12.Soru

Which of the following statements is NOT correct about the differences between critical theory and post-modern theories?


Postmodern theories tend to argue that modernity has ended or that modernity must be rejected completely. 

Critical theorists tend to theorize extensively and some argue that politics can be used to pursue progress.

Post-modernists may even reject social theory and political practice.  

Critical Theory is more likely to be associated with rejection of comprehensive, universal theory.

Critical theorists generally tend to have an idea of progress for the better, even if they are unable to find ways of getting there. 


13.Soru

Which of the below is NOT one of the major concerns of green political parties in 1980s?


ecological responsibilities

oil prices

social justice

non-violence

grassroots democracy


14.Soru

Which of the below suggests that it is impossible to solve the environmental problems within the current system?


Shallow Environmentalism

Greedy Environmentalism

Deep Environmentalism

Driven Environmentalism

Shaddy Environmentalism


15.Soru

I- Economic Base

II- Instinct Theory

III- Speech Acts Theory

IV-Ideological Superstructure.

Which ones of the above led to the birth of critical theory, greatly inspired by Karl Marx’s theoretical formulation?


I and II

I and III

III and IV

I, II, and III

I, II, III, and IV


16.Soru

When did the oil crisis begin?


1973

1982

1974

1998

1975


17.Soru

I- Peace studies

II-Antonio Gramsci’s hegemony conception

III- Michael Porter's Generic Strategies approach

IV-Post-positivist perspectives in international relations theories 

Which ones of the above influenced the security conception of critical security studies?


I and III

I and II

II and III

I, II, and III

I, II, and IV


18.Soru

Which of the following scholars became famous for her attempts to challenge the mainstream IR theories and through her contributions to the sub-discipline of feminist IR by projecting innovative theoretical debates and introducing new areas of analysis?


J. Ann Tickner

Cynthia Enloe

Christine Sylvester

Mary Wollstonecraft

Christine de Pizan


19.Soru

Which of the following advises for the inclusion of social structures into the analyses of international politics and indicates that there is a direct correlation between gender perceptions on politics, power and security and international politics?


Postcolonial feminism

Constructivist feminism

Cultural feminism

Liberal feminism

Radical feminism


20.Soru

In which of the following works does the author provide a model for social complexities and action coordination based upon the original interpretation of classical social theorists, as well as the philosophy of John L. Austin and John Searle’s “speech acts” theory?


Dialectic of Enlightenment

The Authoritarian Personality

Traditional and Critical Theory

Solidarity: From Civic Friendship to a Global Legal Community

The Theory of Communicative Action