Seçmeli Ara Sınav - Internatıonal Organızatıon And Global Governance

Soru 1:

Which of the following is a characteristic of the policy networks?

A) they reflect the same degree of coherence B) they are clusters and have larger groups C) they are more stable D) they consist of a smaller number of members E) their members share same values

Soru 2:

Which of the following is among the primary activities of transnational companies in modern world?

A) Increasing competition B) Lobbying C) Buying local companies D) Training local people E) Helping NGO's

Soru 3:

Which international organization can be given as an example in order to support the argument “The institutional structure of an international organization may also change over time.”?

A) Nordic Council B) The UN General Assembly C) The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe D) The International Court of Justice E) The European Court of Human Rights

Soru 4:

Which of the following was accepted as the first real "World Congress" in the history of modern international relations?

A) The Congress of Vienna B) The Berlin Congress C) The First Hague Conference D) The Second Hague Conference E) The Paris Peace Conference

Soru 5:

I. Utopian characteristic, II. Monopoly of power, III. Enforcement of law on individuals. Which ones of the elements stated above are among the points of criticism against the world government approach?

A) Only I. B) II & III. C) Only III. D) I, II & III. E) Only II.

Soru 6:

Which two events utterly ended the European balance of power mechanism by destroying the dynastic kinship?

A) The French Revolution and the French Revolutionary Wars B) The Wars of the Austrian Succession and the Peace of Westphalia C) The Utrecht Congress and the Congress of Vienna D) The Ratification of the Treaty of Münster and the Peace of Westphalia E) The Wars of the Spanish Succession and the Seven Years War

Soru 7:

Which one of the following is associated with the function of international organizations?

A) Increasing uncertainty B) Sharing information C) Promoting rivalry D) Creating suspicion E) Increasing domestic trade

Soru 8:

What is TRUE about the different views on balance of power?

A) The precise objectives of balance of power system have been agreed on by different scholars. B) The classical balance system of the earlier centuries has been modified by the foundation of international organizations and alliances. C) The balance system is the artifcial international system in the sense that it has to be created. D) it is natural for states to take care of their own security regardless of the need for an alternate system. E) Scholars have agree.d on approximate equilibrium of power would achieve statesmen’s objectives in the system.

Soru 9:

Which of the following is not one of the common views of the cosmopolitanists on international relations in the 1970s?

A) Social conditions pose a threat to order B) A specific understanding of justice, “distributive justice,” should be achieved at the global level C) A global community is on the rise and that community would help achieve distributive justice D) In this process many new institutions both above and below the state level would benecessary to establish. E) Environmental conditions pose a threat to order

Soru 10:

Which of the following explains ' meliorism' ?

A) Being overly optimistic about the world’s future B) Believing the world can be made better by human effort gradually C) Being overly pessimistic about the world’s future D) Creating “the successful state” at the international level E) Lacking repression and coercion at both the national and international levels

Soru 11:

Which of the following theories critically assesses realism and liberalism by shifting the focus on the role of economic power in international affairs?

A) Feminism B) Constructivism C) Marxism D) Green Theory E) Federalism

Soru 12:

Who defined collective security as “the safety of all by all” system?

A) Nicholas M. Butler B) Gilbert Murray C) Richard Falk D) Alfred Zimmern E) Woodrow Wilson

Soru 13:

Who holds a critical stance toward global governance, because its existence would refer to the absence of anarchy in the international system?

A) Realists B) Liberals C) Marxist Scholars D) International Labour Organization E) Transnational Actors

Soru 14:

Which of the below does not offer assumptions and hypotheses that help us better understand how the world is organized?

A) Nationalism B) Functionalism C) Neofunctionalism D) Cosmopolitanism E) Constructivism

Soru 15:

Which of the following is not true according to the basic assumptions of the liberal approach?

A) International cooperation can lead to positive changes in the system. B) Rational state pursues its own interests, embodies moral principles, and follows the rules of international law. C) Power should not only be considered as military power; economic, social, cultural, and intellectual power also matter. D) Liberals emphasize the importance of concepts such as world society, global governance, international institutions, and interdependence. E) In a social system where power centralizes, we also observe strong governance.

Soru 16:

Which one of the following is the definition of “norms” as one of the components of international regimes?

A) beliefs of causation, fact, and rectitude B) standards of behavior C) specific prescriptions or proscriptions for action. D) practices for making collective choice E) practices for implementing collective choice

Soru 17:

Which of the following International Relations theories has a state-centric approach and sees states as the main actor in international relations?

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

Soru 18:

What is the type of international organization whose members generally consist national NGOs representing their respective fellow countrymen?

A) intergovernmental organizations B) international non-governmental organizations C) global governance D) complex interdependence E) transnational companies

Soru 19:

Which of the following is about spontaneous regimes ?

A) They are purposely constructed by a dominant actor. B) They merge out of common behaviors of actors. C) They are characterized by conscious efforts to agree on their major provisions. D) They are planned after being negotiated by partners. E) They stem from explicit consent on the part of individual participants.an

Soru 20:

Which of the following is NOT among the organs having specific functions in an international organization?

A) interstate organs B) organs of international officials C) parliamentary organs D) organs of private life E) organs of mixed membership