Final Sınavı - Theorıes Of Internatıonal Relatıons I

Soru 1:

Which theoretical approach to IPE argues that the key to national wealth is economic growth which is made through free trade, the free flow of goods, services and investment across borders, and thus, imports and exports should flourish with as little restriction as possible?

A) Economic Liberalism B) Economic Nationalism C) The dependency approach D) Economic Structuralism E) The Marxist approach

Soru 2:

Which of the following is not one of the four defining elements of the English School as determined by Roy Jones?

A) They consider International relations to be an autonomous subject rather than a part of (international) politics. B) They examine order in the world in terms of the structure of relations between sovereign nation-states. C) They have a common style that does not involve the use of statistics, geometry, algebra, and avoids the rhetoric of world issues such as poverty and monetary reform. D) They are committed to holism in the sense that the whole is more than the summation of its parts. E) They established that international relations as a field has existed for centuries, but has emerged as a subject field from the rise of colonialism.

Soru 3:

Who, elaborating the concepts of hegemony and cooperation in the study titled as “After Hegemony”, stated that hegemonic leader would assist to establishing order?

A) Puchala and Hopkins B) Arthur A. Stein C) Stephen D. Krasner D) Robert Keohane E) Haggard and Simmons

Soru 4:

According to_____ , by forming a higher authority, individuals would accept voluntarily to leave their certain rights to preserve their freedoms and security (freedom of life).

A) Hegel B) Locke and Rousseau C) Kant D) Bentham and Mill E) Hobbes

Soru 5:

"____________ refers to the conditions under which States may resort to war or to the use of armed force in general." Fill in the blank with he correct statement.

A) pacta sund servanda B) recta ratio C) Bonum commune communitatis D) Jus ad bellum E) Homo homini lupus

Soru 6:

Which of the concept below defines the idea that all of humanity belongs to a single global community?

A) nationalism B) globalization C) cosmopolitanism D) imperialism E) utopia

Soru 7:

The book Imperialism: A Study attempts to explain the rise of new imperialism in the 1870s and 1880s when Great Britain, together with the other European powers, engaged in a scramble for colonies. Which of the following gives the writer of the book mentioned above?

A) Hans J. Morgenthau B) Vladimir Lenin C) Herbert Spencer D) John Stuart Mill E) John A. Hobson

Soru 8:

Who argues that “regime can be defined in narrow and broader meanings”?

A) Keohane B) Perritt C) Hurrell D) Rosecrance E) Conca

Soru 9:

Who argues that cooperation would be possible even in the lack of a hegemonic power in case there are international regimes that assist to establish cooperation?

A) Keohane B) Krasner C) Conca D) Zacher E) Hopkins

Soru 10:

I. Economic Liberalism II. Economic Structuralism III. Economic Nationalism IV. Economic Realism Which of these are the major approaches to international political economy?

A) I & II. B) I, II & III. C) II & III. D) II, III & IV. E) I, II, III & IV.

Soru 11:

In the writings of _____ it is claimed that the principle of utilitarianism (principle of pleasure and satisfaction) should be obeyed to reach to the best.

A) Bentham and Mill B) Hobbes C) Locke and Rousseau D) Kant E) Augustine

Soru 12:

Which of the following is an accurate definition of international regime theory?

A) Regime theory is the study and analysis of the rules and ratifications that establish state power structures, ruling, and decision making processes. B) Regime theory is a theory for explaining and understanding the international cooperation intending the coordination and harmonization of interest among nations. C) Explicit or implicit norms, rules, principles and decision making processes related to certain issue areas/subjects. D) A result of consent of states and the limited surrender for independent decision making authority. E) Conditioning the behaviors of states consciously to realize collective goals.