Final Sınavı - Theorıes Of Internatıonal Relatıons I

Soru 1:

Which of the following approaches holds that the society regulated rightly if fundamental institutions are reshaped for providing the highest satisfaction?

A) Realizm B) Empiricism C) Normativism D) Utilitarianism E) Feminism

Soru 2:

Which one is one of the members of the first generation scholars?

A) Barry Buzan B) Tim Dunne C) Hidemi Suganami D) Roy J. Vincent E) Nicholas Wheeler

Soru 3:

What does Rawls insist on social values?

A) Rawl insists that obligations accepted under such engagements must be performed force in general. B) Rawl insists that social values as freedom, opportunity, income, wealth and respectfulness. C) Rawl insists that obligations accepted under such engagements must be performed. D) Rawl insists that emphasize that individuals and states must decide which rules would be binding. E) Rawl insists that decision makers would reach a consensus for common values to be attained, some disagreements might arise for defining or conducting of these values.

Soru 4:

Krasner's definition of international regime is that it "can be defined as sets of implicit or explicit principles, norms, rules, and decision-making procedures around which actors' expectations converge in a given area of international relations." Which of the following refer to norms within the context of this definition?

A) Beliefs of fact, causation, and rectitude. B) Standards of behavior defined in terms of rights and obligations. C) Specific prescriptions or proscriptions for action. D) Prevailing practices for making and implementing collective choice. E) The normalization practices legitimizing regime relations.

Soru 5:

Which one of the following opinions support multinational corporations?

A) They create job opportunities for many people. B) They exploit developing nations. C) They create job losses in their own home countries. D) They tend to develop a monopoly for certain products. E) They leverage their business agenda with capital.

Soru 6:

high-tech trade rivalry unpredictable economic crises illicit market Which of the above areas pose serious challenge to economic globalization and the triumph of economic liberalism?

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

Soru 7:

Which of the following involves the right of every sovereign State to conduct its affairs without outside interference?

A) Self-defense B) Use of force C) Balance of power D) Principle of non-intervention E) Humanitarian intervention

Soru 8:

Which of the following is the idea that all of humanity belongs to a single global community?

A) Globalism B) Cosmopolitanism C) Realism D) Pluralism E) Normativizm

Soru 9:

Which of the following is NOT a purpose of regimes?

A) To unify all cultural, social and political beliefs throughout the world B) To form a frame for facilitating solutions to problems through treaties C) To provide an environment of cooperation for promoting relations D) To regulate the behaviors of states for a certain phenomenon E) To regulate the areas out of sovereign rights of individual states

Soru 10:

According to the statements below which point of view indicates Sheila Grader’s perspective related with the English School?

A) Sheila Grader agreed with Jones on the existence of a distinct English School. B) Sheila Grader agreed that the authors in the English school had all common views about the study of international relations. C) Sheila Grader said that the unifying elements listed by Jones are too specific and clear so as to consider those authors as a part of a distinct school. D) The authors in the English school didn’t have their own interpretations related with the study of international relations. E) Sheila Grader said that the authors in the English school had his own views and opinions about the study of international relations.

Soru 11:

Who argues that “regimes are social institutions and structures created to regulate the behaviors of states for a certain phenomenon”?

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

Soru 12:

Neoclassical realism is seen as a promising prospect for the study of international relations because of __________ .

A) giving less importance to some domestic variables B) combining “outside and inside” elements to establish a solid analytical framework for IR C) highlighting the importance of material factors in international relations D) ignoring public opinion, civil society on foreign policy process E) establishing power balance for states

Soru 13:

What is the name of the concept which refers to the conditions under which States may resort to war or to the use of armed force in general?

A) covert operation B) pacta sund servanda C) jus ad bellum D) Self-determination E) perpetual peace

Soru 14:

Which country adopted the gold standard system as a leader in the late 19th century?

A) Austria B) Germany C) Great Britain D) Japan E) United States

Soru 15:

Which of the following is an assumption of realists?

A) Regimes enable states to collaborate. B) Regimes promote the common good. C) Peace can only be achieved by the increase of democratic states. D) Regimes generate differential benefits for states. E) Regimes promote globalization and a liberal world order.

Soru 16:

Which of the following lists the two most influential figures in the development of the theory of realism in modern sense?

A) Edward H. Carr and Reinhold Niebuhr B) Hobbes and Rousseau C) Nicholas Spykman and Henry Kissinger D) Thucydides and Machiavelli E) George Kennan and Hans Morgenthau

Soru 17:

……………………….aim to secretly fulfill therir mission objectives without any parties knowing who sponsored or carried out the operation.

A) Clandestine operations B) Covert operations C) Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) members D) American Government elites E) Multi-national corporations

Soru 18:

Contrary to the narrow definition, which of the following reflects the broader definition of ‘regime’?

A) Conditioning the behaviors of states consciously to realize collective goals B) All international relations and all international interactions for a certain topic C) A resemblance of the specific version of international institutions D) A state of cooperation of nations in an anarchical international structure E) The willingness of states for cooperation in different institutional environments

Soru 19:

What is the main reason of the fact that the concept of regime would cause the question of the limits of state sovereignty?

A) States, naturally, are eager to establish international regimes in the fields out of their authority. B) Some limitations of international regimes which constrain states' sovereign rights are blurred to determine the subjects either domestic or global in character. C) States would be eager to create regimes to prevent the anarchy and uncertainty. D) There is no compulsion for regulations to be bilateral or multilateral. E) International regimes may be formed in every field of subjects of international relations.

Soru 20:

______ pointed out that a single justice depending on single law is valid for all society. For him, if there was not justice in the nature, it would not be known as the concept of justice. Fill in the blanks with the correct answer.

A) Cicero B) Hobbes C) Rousseau D) Locke E) Kant