Final Sınavı - Theorıes Of Internatıonal Relatıons I

Soru 1:

Which period does Pax Britannica refer to?

A) 17th century B) From 1602 to 1799 C) From 1815 to 1914 D) 19th century E) From 1945 to 1991

Soru 2:

How does Keohane describe the roles of hegemony, regimes, and international political economy?

A) He states that hegemony is the only way for international relations to be conducted. B) He states that international regimes and cooperation will dissolve in the post hegemonic era. C) He states that the rise of American hegemonic leadership following WW II is indicative of how hegemony is detrimental to establishing international regimes. D) He states that international regimes are bound to explicit agreements on an international level, thereby avoiding substantial conflict. E) He states that regimes are examples that facilitate cooperation, which can take place with or without hegemony or regimes.

Soru 3:

Which of the followings reflects the historical approach of English School?

A) The phenomena is historical and must be understood in its historical process. B) The present is conceived as the penultimate culmination point of history C) The past is subordinated to the present D) The present is conceived for the sake of an imaginary future E) History is conceived as a combination of the past, the present and the future

Soru 4:

Which of the following examples would be considered an international system rather than an international society?

A) NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement). B) EU (European Union). C) OPEC (Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries). D) The Cold War. E) NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization)

Soru 5:

Which of the following names studied the nature of international collaboration and how it could be achieved through apolitical processes in his integration theory named “functionalism”?

A) David Mitrany B) Thomas Woodrow Wilson C) Robert Keohane D) Josehp S Nye, Jr E) Ernst Haas

Soru 6:

Which of these authors supported the idea that there was not a distinct school of international relations (English school)?

A) Peter Wilson B) Roy Jones C) Sheila Grader D) Hidemi Suganami E) Tim Dunne

Soru 7:

Which of the following is not as a part of illicit market?

A) Trade of illegal drugs B) Trade of human organs C) Trade of petroleum goods D) Trade of endangered species E) Trade of protected intellectual property

Soru 8:

Which of the following about definitions of the regime is not true?

A) Regime can be described as explicit and implicit rules, norms, principles and decision making procedures related to a certain subject in international relations. B) Regimes are regulations comprising of the rules, norms and procedures influencing behaviors and results. C) Regimes as rules and institutions that regulate behaviors of individuals and states. D) Regime is a conceptual framework to understand the behaviors of states and to explain the situation which couldn’t be explained before. E) Regimes can be seen as provisional regulations changing according to the change of power and interest in international relations.

Soru 9:

Which of the following is not one of the aims of The Bretton Woods Conference?

A) to ensure a foreign exchange rate system B) prevent competitive devaluation C) encourage international trade D) to build more factories E) promote economic growth

Soru 10:

What it means the principle of non-intervention.

A) Every State should respond to such national liberation movements inside the country. B) Every State could be seen as a legitimate instrument to use of force against domestic problems and such movements. C) They have a right to choose between becoming refugee or returning back home. D) The principle of non-intervention involves the right of every sovereign State to conduct its affairs without outside interference. E) States should save the human rights.

Soru 11:

Initially, which country funded the British Committee?

A) The USA B) France C) Germany D) Italy E) Romania

Soru 12:

Which of the following scholars first coined the term English school?

A) Roy Jones B) Peter Wilson C) Hidemi Suganami D) Sheila Grader E) Tim Dunne

Soru 13:

Which of the following is NOT one of the reasons why classical liberals oppose to the Kantian cosmopolitanism?

A) There is no need for a universal enforcer B) Separate nation states could realize this alone and together C) A universal enforcer itself would be a threat to liberty D) Sovereignty of nations matter more E) Humanitarian intervention is the only option

Soru 14:

Which of the following can be said about Kant's cosmopolitan understanding?

A) It is claimed that the principle of utilitarianism (principle of pleasure and satisfaction) should be obeyed to reach to the best. B) If fundamental institutions are reshaped or reconstructed for providing the highest satisfaction, then it is certain that the society is regulated rightly. C) In Kantian idealism, there is an understanding of cosmopolitan international society which consist of only states. Individuals are not the part of this international society and its ethical codes. D) Right reason which has a different character transcends the law made by states, necessitates to fulfill states’ responsibilities stemming from universal law. This indicates the way toward the state of perpetual peace. E) A world federation formed by peaceful states was opposed by Kant as a recipe to solve the security demands of states.

Soru 15:

Which of the followings is not one of the conditions must be satisfied in order to speak of the existence of a distinct English School, or any school within a particular discipline

A) The commonality of the view B) The commonality of the methods C) Conscious self-identification D) Recognition by the community of the discipline E) A regular building

Soru 16:

Kant has contributed to representative of the cosmopolitan understanding according to him ?

A) it is claimed that the principle of utilitarianism (principle of pleasure and satisfaction) should be obeyed to reach to the best. B) According to him, values transcend the societies, and it is not possible to attribute them to one society. C) According to him, ideas were based on more secular contexts. D) According to him, to act in accord with human nature, human beings must exercise right reason. E) The ethical laws are known to individuals, and they are universally obligatory rules for all humankind.

Soru 17:

.....................is a powerful state supplying public goods to the international system. What can be written in the blank?

A) The G20 B) The IMF C) The European Union D) A hegemon E) The Bretton Woods

Soru 18:

According to Little (2014:290), which of the following is NOT a liberal approach to regimes?

A) Regimes enable states to collaborate. B) Regimes promote the common good. C) Regimes flourish best when promoted and maintained by a benign hegemon. D) Regimes promote globalization and a liberal world order. E) Regimes enable states to coordinate.

Soru 19:

Who argues that “regime can be described as explicit and implicit rules, norms, principles and decision making procedures related to a certain subject in international relations”?

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

Soru 20:

Which of the following is not a common assumption of both liberal and realist approaches to regimes?

A) States are rational and unitary actors. B) States are the units responsible for establishing regimes. C) Regimes are established on the basis of cooperation in the international system. D) States operat in an anarchic international system. E) Regimes generate differential benefits for states.