Final Sınavı - Theorıes Of Internatıonal Relatıons I

Soru 1:

……………………………..depends on the assumption that the individuals might voluntarily bind themselves to the certain principles.

A) Utilitarian philosophy B) Social contract theory C) Cosmopolitan understanding D) Normative theory E) Marxist theory

Soru 2:

I-States operate in an anarchic international system. II-States are not rational and unitary actors. III-States are not the units responsible for establishing regimes. IV-Regimes are established on the basis of cooperation in the international system. Which of the statements given above are true for the common assumptions of liberal and realist approaches to regimes?

A) I-II B) I-II-III C) II-III-IV D) III-IV E) I-IV

Soru 3:

One of the three R's in Wight’s triple conceptualization of international thought is:

A) Rigorism. B) Revanchism. C) Reformism. D) Radicalism. E) Rationalism.

Soru 4:

_____ refers to the conditions under which States may resort to war or to the use of armed force in general.

A) Force Major B) Jus ad Bellum C) Pacta Sunt Servanda D) In Dulci Jubilo E) Acta Non Verba

Soru 5:

What do the liberal economists think about the multinational companies (MNCs)?

A) Through enhanced international trade and growing interdependence, national differences would vanish and increasing economic well-being would eventually lead to world peac B) The introduction of MNCs into a host country’s economy leads to the downfall of smaller, local businesses. C) MNCs have undue political influence over governments, exploit developing nations, and create job losses in their own home countries. D) MNCs have a detrimental effect on the environment because their operations may encourage land development and the depletion of local resources. E) MNCs breach ethical standards, accusing them of evading ethical laws and leveraging their business agenda with capital

Soru 6:

What is neoliberalism criticized for?

A) Its lack of a development-centered approach B) Relative gains C) Institutional cooperation D) Its lack of a production-based approach E) Its beneficial outcomes

Soru 7:

Which of the following statements best explains the economic structuralist view of the politics of the international economy?

A) Along with innovation, a division of labor is needed. B) Nations can and should be specialized in certain arenas C) Closing off an economy to external influences can be beneficial to growth and economic progress D) Free trade only benefits the wealthiest, most advanced nations E) The division of labor is unfair, creating categories of rich and poor people

Soru 8:

Which of the following term refers to the standards of the connection between human beings and the world?

A) Universal law theory B) Universal principle C) Moral universalism theory D) Moral objectivism theory E) Natural law moral theory

Soru 9:

One of the founding members of the British Committee was:

A) Herbert Butterfield. B) Tim Dunne. C) Hugo Grotius. D) Edmund Burke. E) Barry Buzan.

Soru 10:

Which of the following is not one of the distinctions of the English School from other schools of thought in international relations?

A) Emergence from debates on epistemology and method. B) A historical approach repudiating determinism. C) A historical approach repudiating presentism. D) Ontological and epistemological pluralism. E) The significance given to values and cultural and civilizational identities.

Soru 11:

Which of the statement below indicates the basic premises of the English School correctly?

A) The English School argues that the reality of IR, can be be confined, or reduced, to a single element. B) The reality of international relations is composed of ontologically plural phenomena. C) The idea of ontological pluralism isn’t expressed in the description of international reality as comprising the elements of international system, international society and world society. D) The international reality doesn’t simultaneously comprise the systemic, societal and world-wide (global) elements. E) The first and basic argument of the School isn’t ontological and epistemological pluralism.

Soru 12:

Who belongs to the idea of The Basic Principles of Perpetual Peace ?

A) J. J. Rousseau B) Immanuel Kant C) Cicero D) Jeremy Bentham E) Thomas Hobbes

Soru 13:

Which of the following terms was used by American President George W. Bush in order to introduce the operation against Afghanistan?

A) Clandestine Operation B) Territorial Integrity C) Peaceful SolutionSelf DefencePerpetual Peace D) Self Defence E) Perpetual Peace

Soru 14:

Regimes enable states to coordinate. Regimes promote the common good. Regimes flourish best when promoted and maintained by a benign hegemon. Regimes promote globalization and a liberal world order. Which of the assertions belong to the liberal institutionalists' approach to regimes?

A) I-II-III B) II-III-IV C) I-II-III-IV D) I-III-IV E) II-IV

Soru 15:

Which of the followings is among the common assumptions of liberalist and realist approach to regimes?

A) Regimes generate differential benefits for states. B) Regimes promote international order. C) Regimes promote the common good. D) Power is the central feature of regime formation and survival. E) Regimes enable states to collaborate.

Soru 16:

Which of the following cannot be considered as a social value?

A) Freedom B) income C) opportunity D) wealth E) wage

Soru 17:

Which economic approach rejects capitalism completely?

A) The liberal approach B) Nationalist approach C) The Marxist approach D) The dependency approach E) The capitalist approach

Soru 18:

Which of the following accurately describes the fundamental assumption of the field of political economy?

A) Local politics determine local economy, international politics and relations determine the global economy. B) The policies and power positions of states are determined by their inherent economic power such as natural resources. C) Neither politics, nor economy can be fully understood in the absence of each other as they are intertwined. D) The fundamental drive for survival results in economic power struggles that drive politics. E) Politics and economics are separate fields with both corollary and causational influences with each other.

Soru 19:

Which of the following names was not used for English School until the agreement upon the name “English School”?

A) British School B) British Institutionalists C) International Society Approach D) British Idealists and Rationalism E) Cambridge International Society

Soru 20:

Approach Representative Economic Liberalism I Economic Nationalism II Economic Structuralism III Which of the following about approach and their representatives is true?

A) I- Adam SmithII- Alexander HamiltonIII- Karl Marx B) I- Alexander HamiltonII- Karl MarxIII- Adam Smith C) I- Karl MarxII- Adam SmithIII- Alexander Hamilton D) I- Adam SmithII- Karl MarxIII- Alexander Hamilton E) I- Alexander HamiltonII- Adam SmithIII- Karl Marx