Final Sınavı - Theorıes Of Internatıonal Relatıons I

Soru 1:

I. The theory of alienation II. The labor theory of value III. The materialist conception of history IV. The capitalist conception of history Which of the above are the sub-theories of Marxism?

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

Soru 2:

Among the theories of knowledge, empiricism as a way of reaching-knowledge, the basic assumption is that true knowledge can only be acquired through senses and __________.

A) feelings B) moods C) concerns D) observations E) perspectives

Soru 3:

"Perpetual peace approach is created by_____." Which of the following completes the sentence the best?

A) Kant B) J.J.Rousseau C) Cicero D) Hobbes E) Augustine

Soru 4:

Which of the following is not one of the four factors that encourage the limitation of violence in interstate relations in a bipolar world according to neorealists?

A) The lack of peripheries in a world with only two major powers. B) The increase in the scope of factors included in the competition between the powers. C) The permanent state of tension that arises in a bipolar arrangement. D) The dominant power of major actors (in a bipolar structure) to absorb revolutionary political, military and economic changes. E) A threat to the sine qua non condition of survival for each state.

Soru 5:

Adam Smith David Ricardo Alexander Hamilton Friedrich List Karl Marx Friedrich Engels Which of the theorists above can be said to be the main theorists of economic structualism approach?

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

Soru 6:

Which of the following statements best explains the economic nationalist view of the politics of international economy?

A) The relationship among individuals, society, state and the market, in general, can be characterized by severe competition which is conflictual and exploitative. B) International wealth is believed to be maximized with free exchange of goods and services on the basis of comparative advantage C) Closing off an economy to external influences can be beneficial to growth and economic progress. D) Constantly expanding markets of capitalism inevitably lead to economic crises, and dangerous speculation by holders of capital only exacerbates these crises. E) Market functions best when it is free of government interference.

Soru 7:

Which one is one of the components that define international society?

A) Common land B) Common ideologies C) Common rules D) Common history E) Common words

Soru 8:

Which of the following is not a certain ethical and moral concept of foreign policy goals?

A) law B) justice C) international stability D) social solidarity E) ceasefire

Soru 9:

Which one of the matchings below is not true?

A) Hedley Bull-IR scholar B) Adam Watson-diplomat C) Desmond Williams-philosopher D) Michael Howard-military historian E) William Armstrong-economist from the Treasury Department

Soru 10:

States should produce and export those products which they can produce most efficiently, relative to other states. If international trade is free and is away from certain restrictions, it is believed that all nations win in the final analysis out of a great amount of international exchanges. This way, nations also get to know each other, cultural exchanges can occur, stereotypes can be reduced, and peace can spread all over the world. Which of the following is the approach which is supported by David Ricardo?

A) Colonialism B) Economic liberalism C) Economic nationalism D) Economic structuralism E) Hegemony

Soru 11:

Which of the following trading blocs was established by some of the former Soviet republics?

A) ASEAN B) CIS C) UNASUR D) SAARC E) NAFTA

Soru 12:

Which of the following is one of the common assumptions of both liberal and realist approaches to regimes?

A) Regimes promote the common good. B) Power is the central feature of regime formation and survival. C) The nature of world order depends on the underlying principles and norms of regimes. D) Regimes promote the common good. E) Regimes are established on the basis of cooperation in the international system.

Soru 13:

The World Bank The International Monetary Fund (IMF) The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) The World Trade Organization (WTO) Which of the so-called Bretton Woods institutions, which were set up along with the Bretton Woods Agreement, above have survived, still directing international trade and finance to a great extent, even though the Bretton Woods monetary system collapsed?

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

Soru 14:

"As he works for the happiness for himself, he works for the happiness of other people." Which philosophy supports this idea?

A) Cosmopolitan B) Kantian C) Hobbesian approach D) Utilitarianism E) Social contract

Soru 15:

Which of the following is not a distinction of the English School from the other schools ?

A) English school's ontological and epistemological pluralism. B) English school's historical approach repudiating determinism. C) English school's approach accepting and emphasising presentism. D) The significance given to values by the English school. E) The significance given to civilizational identities by the English school.

Soru 16:

What is the name of the meta-ethical position that applies universally to all similarly situated individuals?

A) universal law B) moral universalism C) natural law moral theory D) universal principle E) perpetual peace

Soru 17:

Which of the following caused the collapse of the Bretton Woods system?

A) The end of Cold War B) The establishment of European Union C) Free float of currencies in 1973 D) Growing importance and pressure of IMF on developing countries E) The establishment of World Trade Organization

Soru 18:

The process of interaction among people, companies and governments of different nations, a process driven by international trade and investment is called:

A) Trade rivalry. B) Trade discrimination. C) Globalization. D) North-South division. E) Illicit market.

Soru 19:

Which one is a correct argument about the British Committee?

A) The Committee was composed of scholars coming from different disciplines. B) The British Committee met for the first time in 1959 and then worked well into the mid-1980s. Initially the Committee met 6 times a year. C) In time, no other scholars participated in the meetings of the Committee. D) The penultimate work that came out of the working of the Committee was published in 1981. E) The Expansion of International Society, edited by William Armstrong.

Soru 20:

The figure above shows __________ .

A) Balance of Threat B) Power Relations C) Types of Balance D) Realist Model of Foreign Policy E) Types of Balance of Power