Internatıonal Organızatıon And Global Governance Çıkmış Sorular, Online Deneme Sınavları, Çalışma, Dersler, Sınava Hazırlanma, vize, final

Soru 1:

Which of the following is TRUE about the Quadruple Alliance? I. Britain decided to stay out of the alliance. II. The members stopped seeing France and the effects of the French Revolution as a threat to their regimes. III. It brought peace to Europe.

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

Soru 2:

Which concept do the increase and diversification of International Organizations in international politics is closely related to?

A) capitalism B) interdependence C) regional organizations D) globalization E) non-governmental organizations

Soru 3:

I) ... are unplanned; they emerge out of common behaviors of actors. II) ... are purposely constructed by a dominant actor. III) ... are those regimes “characterized by conscious efforts to agree on their major provisions, explicit consent on the part of individual participants, and formal expression of the results. Which of the following is true for completing the expressions above?

A) I) Spontaneous regimesII) Imposed regimesIII) Negotiated regimes B) I) Imposed regimesII) Negotiated regimesIII) Spontaneous regimes C) I) Negotiated regimesII) Spontaneous regimesIII) Imposed regimes D) I) Spontaneous regimesII) Negotiated regimesIII) Imposed regimes E) I) Imposed regimesII) Spontaneous regimesIII) Negotiated regimes

Soru 4:

Which of the following is considered as the first permanent IO established for the maintenance of peace and security?

A) Leage of Nations B) United Nations C) NATO D) The Paris Conference E) The Berlin Conference

Soru 5:

A situation in which actors involved can all benefit or gain at the same time is called _____.

A) zero-sum game B) non-zero sum game C) interdependence D) low-politics E) soft power

Soru 6:

Collection point and clearinghouses for information, Centers for collective decisions on the solution of common problems, Tools for the coordination of national policy and practices, Agencies for promoting uniform standards in their fields. Which of the given above is/are the functions of the early public international unions?

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

Soru 7:

Which of the following is NOT an example of regional organizations?

A) International Olympic Committee B) The African Union C) The European Union D) Euroasian Economic Union E) Arab League

Soru 8:

Which of the following names deserves to be the founding father of neofunctionalism which is introduced as the idea of peace in parts ?

A) David Mitrany B) Ernst B. Haas C) Louis Sohn D) Greenville Clark E) Hans Kelsen

Soru 9:

According to Haas, epistemic communities have four defining characteristics. Which of the following expression is not one of these defining characteristics for epistemic communities?

A) Epistemic communities share a common set of principled and normative values and beliefs. B) Epistemic communities share common professional judgments or causal beliefs. These beliefs come from analytical reasoning. C) Epistemic communities share notions of validity, that is, intersubjective, internally defined criteria for validating knowledge in their expertise area. D) Epistemic communities pursue the same policy enterprise: a set of mutual practices related to a set of problems that have to be solved. E) Epistemic communities have different values, power and resources are distributed unequally.

Soru 10:

Where did a civil initiative successfully create the first international regulatory organization for war?

A) England B) Switzerland C) Germany D) France E) Italy

Soru 11:

Which of the organizations below are represented within the structure of the League of Nations?

A) The International Committee of the Red Cross B) The International Copyright Union C) The International Telegraphic Union D) The International Court of Arbitration E) The Permanent Mandates Commission

Soru 12:

"States should consolidate their power to secure and guarantee their self-preservation, which is their primary concern. This line of reasoning also points to the manners in which states utilize their power in the multistate international system. It is in states’ ultimate benefit that their status quo is maintained against any revisionist states. For this reason, the state may intentionally use power to suppress the motives of other states and, thus, create a constant power struggle and hostility in international affairs." Which of the following international relations theories holds the assumptions stated above?

A) Liberalism B) Realism C) Marxisim D) Constructivism E) Feminism

Soru 13:

The Paris Conference The Berlin Conference The Hague Conferences The League of Nations The International Telecommunication Union Which of the above can be considered as mechanisms of early forms of IOs?

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

Soru 14:

Which of the following refers to a world-order approach that considers international law as the exclusive means to sustaining and promoting world order?

A) Legalism B) Functionalism C) Neofunctionalism D) Cosmopolitanism E) Idealism

Soru 15:

Which of the following approaches refers to a world-order approach that considers international law as the exclusive means to sustaining and promoting world order ?

A) Pragmatism. B) Functionalism. C) Legalism. D) Meliorism. E) Neofunctionalism.

Soru 16:

Which of the following is TRUE ? I. Protocol 23 impose mandatory measures on states. II.International Danube Commission for the regulation of free navigation in the river was the first initiative in forming an international body for the governance of a particular international issue. III. The Paris Congress was the codification of principles conducting the naval warfare. IV. Otto von Bismarck was the organizer and chair of the Berlin Congress.

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

Soru 17:

Which of the term and definition pairs is correct?

A) The transnational institutions and organization model:Market forces are driving forces in shaping the nature of the Internet B) The internet architecture and code model:Regulatory decisions about the Internet are made through legal regulations by national governments. C) The spontaneous cyberspace model: The Internet is beyond the reach of government control, and it is a self-governing realm of individual liberty D) The national government and law model:Many regulatory decisions are made by communication protocols and other software about how the Internet operates. E) The market regulation and economics model:It inherently transcends national borders. As a result, most suitable institutions are transnational and quasiprivate cooperatives or international organizations with treaty arrangements.

Soru 18:

Which of the following statements does not reflect Cord Meyer's ideas on world government?

A) The power to legislate should be given to the UN General Assembly. B) Peace-through-power reasoning is wrong. C) The individual will enjoy freedom under a world government. D) The world was disorderly because of international economic interdependence. E) The nation state was responsible for two world wars within a generation.

Soru 19:

Which of the following is NOT among the criteria that are used to categorize IOs?

A) memberhsip B) activities C) aims D) structure E) logistics

Soru 20:

Which of the following International Relations theories underpins that “IOs are the ‘early institutions of world government’ serving as a platform for states to cooperate, and they provide with states and other non-state actors a formal set of rules that are necessary for managing international affairs?

A) Realism B) Constructivism C) Marxism D) The Green Theory E) Liberalism