Theorıes Of Internatıonal Relatıons I Çıkmış Sorular, Online Deneme Sınavları, Çalışma, Dersler, Sınava Hazırlanma, vize, final

Soru 1:

What do all realists believe is at stake when it comes to international politics?

A) Influence of state B) Welfare of state C) Structure of state D) Survival of state E) Relations of state

Soru 2:

When was international relations as a discipline born?

A) After WWI B) After WWII C) Before WWI D) After the Great Depression E) After the French Revolution

Soru 3:

Deduction can also be used as a scientific method. Knowledge can only be reached by experiments and observations. Priori knowledge is universal. Which of the above statements are TRUE about rationalism?

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

Soru 4:

Which one of the following is not one of the variables concerning the state in analytical level?

A) Ideologies B) Public opinion C) Famine D) Wars E) Economic needs

Soru 5:

I. Free market is the most widely used spontaneous order in liberal studies. II. It is an outcome of human experience and collective result of trial and errors. III. The related assumptions are based on the “laissez faire” (non-intervention) understanding so that state acts as an arbiter in disputes between individuals. Which term is described by the above sentences?

A) Natural law B) Individual freedom C) Rule of law D) Natural order E) Limited state

Soru 6:

Which one of the following is not one of the contribution of Western colonialism to colonial people?

A) Literacy B) Education C) Science D) Commerce E) Hygiene

Soru 7:

Marx argues, the actual course of history is determined by _______.

A) capitalism B) value C) production process D) class struggle E) alienation

Soru 8:

Which of the following may be considered the fundamental shortcoming of the neorealist paradigm?

A) It completely disregards state-level issues. B) It does not provide a solid framework for foreign policy moves and practical problems of world politics. C) It complicates international relations by introducing a third level of analysis beyond human nature and the traits of states. D) It rejects the notion that human nature is in any way influential in international relations. E) It reduces international relations into an anarchical structure of functionally identical states.

Soru 9:

The following lists the the regularities observed within the industrialized-pluralistic nations given by Haas: (1) interests of the governments and groups in direction of interdependence and mutual benefits (2) spill-over, (3) the faith of elites in increased integration Which of the following is missing in the given list above?

A) integration B) mutual dependence C) collective decisions D) regulatory liberalism E) technical expertise

Soru 10:

Which of the following phrases best completes the following sentence? "Thus, the __________ _________ of IR is composed of both conflictual and cooperative behaviors of states, non-state entities and individuals."

A) liberal reading B) realistic understanding C) classical concept D) conditional reference E) practical approach

Soru 11:

Who argues that popular culture exists independent of capitalist control and is used by people?

A) Pluralists B) Neo-marxists C) Modernists D) Postmodernists E) Realists

Soru 12:

Which thinker below is considered a neoclassical realist?

A) Kenneth Waltz B) Henry Kissenger C) Stephen Walt D) George Kennan E) Gideon Rose

Soru 13:

Which of the following schools of thought accuse the West of keeping underdeveloped countries in a position of subordination and dependence through limiting investments and bribing local elites?

A) Marxism B) Imperialism C) Socialism D) Neo-marxism E) Communism

Soru 14:

Which below is not a type of balance of power?

A) Complex balance B) Rigid balance C) Global balance D) Multiple balance E) Regional balance

Soru 15:

Which of the following is the main focus when the systems approach is used as a level of analysis in the field of IR?

A) The structure B) Local characters C) Public opinions D) Ethnic differences E) Decision makers

Soru 16:

Which one is the paradigm that focuses on concepts such inequality and exploitation rather than security and stability?

A) state centrism B) non-state centrism C) classical realism D) neo-realism E) conservatism

Soru 17:

Which of the following countries is NOT one of the the permanent members of the United Nations Security Council?

A) The United States B) The United Kingdom C) Italy D) France E) People’s Republic of China

Soru 18:

Which of the following states a criticism against North-South Division?

A) It ignores the basic principles of Marxism theory. B) It splits the world and segregating people along economic lines. C) The North owns over 90 percent of all manufacturing industries in the world. D) The division is made by considering the countries alignment with the United States. E) It does not hold an optimistic approach.

Soru 19:

“… in the first place, I put for a general inclination of all mankind a perpetual and restless desire of power after power, that ceaseth only in death." The quotation from Hobbes (2016) above is used to show that __________ .

A) humans live in a world of endless resources B) politics have their roots in human nature C) human in nature look for equality among all people D) political morality is possible without prudence E) interest determines political conduct regardless cultural context

Soru 20:

Which one of the following is not one of the types of Balance of Power?

A) Simple balance B) Local balance C) Global balance D) Rigid balance E) Multipolar balance