Seçmeli Ara Sınav - Internatıonal Organızatıon And Global Governance

Soru 1:

Which of the following is about global governance ?

A) Coherence between organizations B) Hiearchical decisions C) Soft rules and partnership D) Separation of political and economic areas E) Multilateralism

Soru 2:

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) Functionalism B) Cosmopolitanism C) World Government D) Legalism E) Realism

Soru 3:

Which of the following is TRUE ? I. Objective requirements refer to the specific security environment that the theory of collective security envisages. II.Objective conditions are more critical than subjective ones III. Subjective requirements for the rejection of collective security refer to political and moral conditions that are necessary for the working of a collective security system.

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

Soru 4:

I) They argue that international regimes, globalization, and international interdependence are important tools for managing the relations between international actors. II) They believe that international cooperation depends on the will and power of nation states. III) They hold that if states have mutual interests in a given issue area of international relations, international cooperation can be achieved in that issue area. IV) They emphasize the importance of relative gains (zero-sum game) in international politics. Which of the numbered expressions belong to neorealism?

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

Soru 5:

I.it was built upon the ideology of peace. II.The League was considered a platform where multilateral diplomacy could function. III.Due to the absence of the US as well as the reluctance of Japan and Italy, the Council was dominated by Britain and France. IV.The League of Nations was considered a revolutionary attempt in terms of “civilization” of international relations. V.The League did not fairly represent the political and geographical structure of the world. Which statements above are true for League of Nations?

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

Soru 6:

Which of the following is functionalism's supporter?

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

Soru 7:

Which of the following approaches has been introduced as the idea of “peace in parts”?

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

Soru 8:

What is the word which refers to a new structure of relations where all actors have close ties that do not allow either of them to follow individual policies in critical issue areas of international politics such as trade and economics?

A) intergovernmental organizations B) the governance studies C) complex interdependence D) transnational companies E) international public unions

Soru 9:

Which of the following was the first initiative in forming an international body for the governance of a particular international issue in Europe?

A) The International Danube Commission B) The Concert of Europe C) The International Committee of the Red Cross D) The First Hague Conference E) The International Court of Arbitration

Soru 10:

Which of the following books did Hans Kelsen publish toward the end of the Second World War?

A) A Working Peace System B) Einstein on Peace C) Peace Through Law D) World Peace Through World Law E) Politics Among Nations

Soru 11:

Which of the following area is considered to have been a weakness of the League of Nations?

A) The civilization of international relations B) The representation of the world states C) The multilateral diplomacy D) The interest in global issues E) The ideology of peace

Soru 12:

Which of the following did the League of Nations manage to ensure?

A) Strong cohesion among the great powers B) Equality among the members C) A platform where multilateral diplomacy could function D) The fair representation of the political and geographical structure of the world E) The possession of credible instruments to enforce its own decisions

Soru 13:

Which of the following is not a view supported by Cosmopolitanists?

A) Environmental conditions B) Distrubutive justice C) Global community D) New institutions E) State system order

Soru 14:

Which of the below is not true about liberal regimes?

A) They don't mirror the interests of only one elite group B) The domestic political power is shared among several non-sovereign institutions. C) A “checks and balances system” does not exist. D) They strive to manage differing interests in the society E) They strive to create a democratic society.

Soru 15:

Which of the following has Cosmopolitanism defended?

A) The balance of power B) Realist morality C) Hobbesian morality D) A global community E) Equal sovereignty

Soru 16:

Which statement below is NOT a main characteristics of 18th century?

A) The European political system in the 18th century was a royal court in which no monarch could dominate on his own. B) Almost all the major conflicts that broke out in Europe were related to royal issues and unsettled dynastic successions. C) The financial means of the European monarchs allowed them to wage unlimited wars. D) All the major conflicts which involved almost all the actors in the European political system were settled and resolved by major conferences. E) Congresses that were held in the 18th century were all “peace” congresses. In that sense, these were “ad hoc” meetings.

Soru 17:

Antarctica, the oceans, the atmosphere, and the space are defined as ____ .

A) Global commons B) Common goods C) Epistemic communities D) Policy network E) The Bretton Woods System

Soru 18:

* Environmental conditions pose a threat to order. As a result, the state has become obsolete as a political organization and it should be modified and preferably transformed in the long run. * A specific understanding of justice, “distributive justice,” should be achieved at the global level. * A global community is on the rise and that community would help achieve distributive justice. * In this process many new institutions both above and below the state level would be necessary to establish. Which of the following approaches holds the above-mentioned views on international relations?

A) Cosmopolitanism B) Legalism C) Functionalism D) World Government E) Neofunctionalism

Soru 19:

I. Wishful thinking, II. Notion of distributive justice III. Top-down method. Which ones of the elements stated above are among the points of criticism against cosmopolitanism?

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

Soru 20:

According to Krasner, there are some defining components of international regimes. One of them is: ... are beliefs of causation, fact, and rectitude. Which of the following is the correct term to complete the statement?

A) Decision-making procedures B) Norms C) Principles D) Prohibitions E) Rules