Introduction to International Relations Çıkmış Sorular, Online Deneme Sınavları, Çalışma, Dersler, Sınava Hazırlanma, vize, final

Soru 1:

Which of the following did have the most effect on the spreading of the ideas of nationalism and nation-states?

A) French Revolution B) Enlightenment C) Industrial Revolution D) Napoleonic Wars E) Renaissance

Soru 2:

Which of the following organizations approved the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?

A) League of Nations B) United Nations C) European Union D) European Council E) Nordic Council

Soru 3:

I. The individual level II. The state level III. The system level IV. The dependent level Which of the above make up the of analysis in international relations?

A) only I and II B) only I and III C) only II and III D) I, II, and III E) I, II, and IV

Soru 4:

Why did feminism become one of the theories of international relations?

A) Because scholars felt that the other theories remained inadequate to explain international relations. B) Because the focus was shifted from politics and economy to human beings as the actors of nations. C) Because more women were involved in the work force. D) Because women are against politics. E) Because international relations criticizes intimate relationships.

Soru 5:

Which are the least experienced natural disasters in Turkey?

A) Tsunamis and volcanic eruptions B) Forestry fires and floods C) Earthquakes and floods D) Forest fires and land slides E) Floods and land slides

Soru 6:

Which of the followings is not true about theories in International Relations?

A) They attempt to explain interstate transactions B) They permit the examination of what is going on in world politics C) They allow us to compare one event to another D) They explain everything that happens in the international system E) They are used to analyze the impact of political and economic choices

Soru 7:

Which indicates a shift from state-centered concept of security to a more human-centered approach?

A) Formation of NATO in 1949 B) Formation of Warsow pact in 1955 C) Greek economic collapse in2015 D) Syrian Civil War and refugee crisis in 2011 E) The UN focus on prevention individuals from hunger, disease and repression in 1994

Soru 8:

Which one of the following philosophers is associated with Neorealism, a modern international relations theory?

A) Kenneth Waltz B) Adam Smith C) John Locke D) Hans Morgenthau E) Niccolò Machiavelli

Soru 9:

Which of the below conditions allow/allows the use of force among the nations? I. When there is a threat to the nation’s safety. II. When the groups of nations want to get rid of small nations. III. When there is a need for international trade. IV. When one of the members of an allied nations is under threat.

A) Only I B) I, II C) II, IV D) I, IV E) II, III

Soru 10:

Which one is the definition of security?

A) The quality of state of being secure, with freedom from danger, fear or anxiety. B) The quality of state of being secure without freedom. C) The quality of state of being secure while being hidden all the time. D) The quality of being secure in terms of education. E) The quality of being financially secure.

Soru 11:

Which of the following is accepted as the biggest global terrorist attack?

A) Beslan Mass Shooting Russia B) Pan Am. Flight bombing C) World Trade Center attack D) Paris Bombing E) Mumbai train bombings

Soru 12:

The Treaty of Munster The Treaty of Osnabrück Peace of Augsburg The Peace of Utrecht Congress of Vienna Which of the above formed the parts of The Peace of Westphalia?

A) I and II B) III and IV C) IV and V D) III and V E) I and V

Soru 13:

Many thinkers foresee the development of ways to avoid conflict entirely — or at the very least, minimize it. Some theorists predict that wealth will be redistributed worldwide so that there will be more equity. Others hope for a decrease in nationalism and an upswing in “cosmopolitanism”, the sense that one is a citizen of the world rather than of a narrower group or affiliation. Some have suggested that cultural diversity will become more tolerated and more understood by greater proportions of the global population, and that this will render some of today’s International Relations theories null. To others, power and selfinterest will no longer dominate international relations as it does today, foregoing the terms of realism, and more liberal and perhaps even idealistic theories will be able to explain a different kind of world than we have today. The statements with regard to the future prospects of International Relations above can be summarized by using which concept?

A) Coalitions B) Mutually Assured Destruction C) Non-discrimination D) Power Projection E) Globalization

Soru 14:

Who is the author of the book “Social Theory of International Politics”?

A) Martha Finnemore B) Cynthia Enloe C) Nicholas Onuf D) Alexander Wendt E) Herbert Marcuse

Soru 15:

Which of the following paved the way to recognition of all national borders in Europe and outlawed the use of force to change these borders?

A) Ostpolitik B) Strategic Arms Limitation Talks C) Cuban Missile Crisis D) Truman Doctrine E) Helsinki Final Act

Soru 16:

Which Article of the Charter of the United Nations is about the UN membership aligning together to oppose an aggressor?

A) Article 2 B) Article 42 C) Article 51 D) Article 60 E) Article 74

Soru 17:

Which of the following is false about the United Nations organization?

A) It was formed to prevent future wars. B) It considers when the use of force is permissible. C) It considers when peaceful attempts are appropriate to make change. D) All countries of the world are members of the United Nations. E) Not all members of the organization agree on the proper rationale for the use of force.

Soru 18:

Being too focused on higher-level political analyses The centrality it places on the unit of the state Its reliance on human nature, ego and emotion Telling us “a small number of big and important things Which of the above express why has realism been critized for?

A) I and II B) I and III C) III and IV D) I, II and III E) II, III and IV

Soru 19:

Which of the following theories focuses on a political philosophy and ideology in which primary emphasis is placed on securing the freedom of the individual and limiting the power of the government?

A) Classical Liberalism B) Realism C) Neoliberalism D) Marxism E) Neorealism

Soru 20:

Which of the following isthe first university that was entirely dedicated to the study of international relations?

A) Graduate Institute of International Studies B) Brown University, Rhode Island C) University of Michigan D) University of Tokyo E) Bauhaus