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

Soru 1:

Who argues that “regime theories introduce the possibility of cooperation in an environment of anarchy in which sovereign states are struggling for power and interest”?

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

Soru 2:

Which one is not one of the factors identified by Hidemi Suganami?

A) aspiration to werthfreiheit (morally neutral analysis) B) reliance on utopianism C) rejection of behaviourism or scientism D) unity and specificity of the statessystem E) reliance on sociological methods (institutional analysis)

Soru 3:

Adam Smith is one of the main representatives of:

A) Economic nationalism. B) Economic liberalism. C) Economic structuralism. D) Marxism. E) Communism.

Soru 4:

Political leaders should allow trade among nations to expand and keep government intervention in that trade down to a minimum. The government should be out of foreign trade, as well as domestic economy, as much as possible. Closing off an economy to external influences can be beneficial to growth and economic progress. The simple formula is that industrial power equals national power and national power equals independence. Free trade only benefits the wealthiest, most advanced nations. In headto-head competition, the advanced or “mature” industries can easily defeat the less advanced or “infant” industries. Which of the arguments above can be used by a debater who advocates economic nationalism?

A) I and II B) I, II and V C) III, IV and V D) I, II, III and IV E) II, III, IV and V

Soru 5:

Which of the following is the principle of international law that treaties and other international engagements are binding upon the nations that accede to them?

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

Soru 6:

Yurdusev, who argued for the existence of a distinct school, outlined basic premises of it. Which option is one of the premises he pointed out?

A) Concern for future B) Hold on to extremes C) The volitional/voluntaristic conceptualization of mechanical/ structural conception D) A broad imaginary perspective E) Avoidance of scientific jargon

Soru 7:

The concept of 'comparative advantage' was introduced by:

A) Adam Smith. B) Friedrich List. C) Karl Marx. D) Alexander Hamilton. E) David Ricardo.

Soru 8:

Which of the following philosopher supported the idea that ‘there is no absolute good and absolute bad’?

A) John Locke B) John Stuart Mill C) Thomas Hobbes D) Immanuel Kant E) Jean Jacques Rousseau

Soru 9:

Which of the following can be an aim of a state from a realist point of view?

A) To develop human rights B) To abide by universal values C) To maintain perpetual peace D) To increase its power E) To obey moral principles

Soru 10:

Which of the following economists established the notion that economic growth is the key to national wealth?

A) Adam Smith. B) David Ricardo. C) Alexander Hamilton. D) Friedrich List. E) Friedrich Engels.

Soru 11:

What is the purpose of the Truman Doctrine?

A) He assigns a major role in successful reconstruction. B) The economic redevelopment, it was one of the stated goals of the Truman Doctrine. C) He was expressed as an “help to free nations”. D) Self-determination is a cardinal principle in modern international law. E) The right of the people of a particular place to choose the form of government they will have.

Soru 12:

According to classical liberals, which of the following duties does sovereign NOT have?

A) protection of its people B) protection of other nations C) provision of public services D) protection of property E) sustainability of the societal institutions

Soru 13:

Which one of the following is the shared idea of Michael Doyle and Bruce Russett about democracies?

A) In democracies, international commerce is a force for peace. B) In democracies global institutions needs to guide and restrain collective activities of agents. C) Democracies can maintain peaceful relations among themselves due to their shared values and common approach in their domestic republican governance. D) In democracies, human rights and democracy shall continue as core values of liberalism E) In democracies, the nature of the state institutions and the societal demands shape the foreign policy.

Soru 14:

Which statement below can be said related with the normative theory?

A) For normative studies, value hasn’t got any importance. B) For normative theory, morality hasn’t got any significance. C) Thanks to normative theory, value can be tested. D) Thanks to normative theory, value can be verified with factual experiments. E) Normative theory isn’t concerned with what ought to be or should be.

Soru 15:

Free trade only benefits the wealthiest, most advanced nations. The simple formula is that industrial power equals national power and national power equals independence. The key to economic growth is free trade, the free flow of goods, services and investment across borders. The key to national wealth, and therefore national power, is economic growth. Which of the above is/are the argument(s) of economic liberalism approach formulated by Adam Smith and the one(s) which can be used by a debater who advocates economic nationalism to strenghten his/her position?

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

Soru 16:

Which of the charachter identifying the English School below is wrong according to Yurdusev?

A) the significance of cultural/ civilizational factors in international relations B) international relations being an disorderly realm C) the adherence to a via media (middle way) approach D) precaution and refrain from the extremes E) a broad historical perspective and the use of historical parallels to current problems

Soru 17:

According to many critics what is one of the main causes for the reflashing of terrorism in the 21st century?

A) Illicit Market B) North-South Division C) Unpredictable Economic Crises D) Trade Discrimination E) High-Tech Trade Rivalry

Soru 18:

Increasing interdependency relations in global politics Increase in the number of new actors International relations getting more transnational War and peace shaping the main agenda Which of the following above influenced the emergence of the non-state centric approach?

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

Soru 19:

According to Roy Jones, which one is NOT one of four defining elements shared by the authors of 'English School'?

A) English school scholars consider International Relations (IR) as an autonomous subject rather than being 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 involves no use of statistics, geometry and algebra, no rhetoric of world problems, such as poverty and monetary reform. D) The English School has a commitment to holism in the sense that the whole is more than the mere summation of its parts. E) They have a common style that involves no use of religious education.

Soru 20:

The English School emerged against the American approaches. The British tradition generally relied on empirical analysis and historical explanation. The imperial and national tradition in which unity was given prominence. The School has an ontologically pluralist conception of the reality of IR. Which of the statements above is correct?

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