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Soru 1:

Which of the following approaches is among the contemporary foreign policy approaches?

A) Case-Study Approach B) Constructivism C) Idealism D) Role Theory Approach E) Prospect Theory Approach

Soru 2:

Which of the following is the term for tax or duty to be paid on a particular class of imports or exports used by governments to protect domestic industries from international competition or to create revenue?

A) Quota B) Boycott C) Embargo D) Blockade E) Tariff

Soru 3:

Which of the following is not included in the five major powers of the time establishing the Concert of Europe?

A) The Dutch Kingdom B) Great Britain C) Russia D) Prussia E) Austria

Soru 4:

Which of the following dimension of power concerns the motivations, aspirations, and national-images of actors that aspire to have a say on the choices of others?

A) Will dimension B) Capability dimension C) Residual dimension D) Relational dimension E) Economic dimension

Soru 5:

Which of the below is not a domestic actor?

A) the legislative branch B) religious groups C) treaty alliances D) state governments E) the media

Soru 6:

Reactive Linkages Emulative Linkages Penetrative Linkages What James N. Rosenau means here is deliberate attempts of elements of one society to influence and, at times, manipulate the other. Such attempts usually involve soft power and utilize means like public diplomacy, but might also include lobbying and propaganda activities. These linkages happen when a development in one society is imitated by another. These linkages are observed when an event in one society leads to an impromptu reaction in another. Here governments play no role. What is the correct matching of the linkages and their definitions above, identified by James N. Rosenau in the context of the linkage between domestic and foreign policy?

A) I-a; II-b; III-c B) I-c; II-b; III-a C) I-b; II-a; III-c D) I-a; II-c; III-b E) I-c; II-a; III-b

Soru 7:

Which is not a characteristic of isolationist states?

A) They generally believe that they are self-sufficient. B) They tend to believe that their geographical location will protect them against threats. C) They might think they are weak and not want to risk their integrity. D) They tend to believe that they are exceptional among other states. E) They usually easily identify themselves with other countries.

Soru 8:

Two major principles of diplomacy and the following international system that survived up until the 21st century: Sovereign equality of all states and non-interference to domestic politics of each other emerged with ....................

A) The decline of the Roman Empire B) The Treaty of Westphalia C) Concert of Europe D) The Congress of Vienna E) The conquest of İstanbul

Soru 9:

Which of the following was one of the goals of diplomacy in the Byzantine Empire?

A) To keep its neighbours in conflict with each other. B) To establish its hegemonic influence in its surrounding regions. C) To use diplomacy for legal and commercial purposes. D) To maintain cooperation of neighbours to expand its territory. E) To use its stronger military capacity to impose negotiations

Soru 10:

Which of the following is an example of emulative linkages?

A) The 9/11 Terrorist Attacks B) The Brexit C) The Scottish Referendum D) The Arab Spring E) The Invasion of Iraq

Soru 11:

........ powers rely on intangible capabilities, such as identity, culture, norms, values, the legitimacy of their internal and external policies, and disinformation capability. What is the best option to complete the statement above?

A) coercive B) inducing C) renticing D) soft E) coaxing

Soru 12:

If a state thinks it can achieve its foreign policy interests through close interactions and cooperation with other states in the system, which foreign policy preference does it adopt?

A) Isolationism B) Internationalism C) Alliances and Balancing D) Neutrality E) Hard-Power Versus Soft-Power

Soru 13:

Which one of the following scholars is the author of Pre-theories and Theories of Foreign Policy, a paradigmatic work of foreign policy analysis?

A) James Rosenau B) Richard Snyder C) Margaret Sprout D) Pierre Bourdieu E) Max Weber

Soru 14:

Which below cannot be a characteristic of status-quo oriented states?

A) Their foreign policies most of the time begin and end at their national borders. B) Some of them may be interested in the protection and promotion of their values and norms onto others. C) They are not concerned with the way how other states are ruled internally. D) They are predisposed to preserve what they possess at a given moment. E) They are generally risk-averse states.

Soru 15:

This notion is “used generally in two senses in IR: as an analytical tool identifying the goals or objectives of foreign policy and as an all-embracing concept of political discourse used specifically to justify particular policy preferences. In both senses, it refers to the basic determinants that guide state policy in relation to the external environment. What is the notion that is described above?

A) International Relations B) Power C) National Interest D) Foreign Policy E) Foreign Policy Behaviour

Soru 16:

"Fundamentally the assumption about rationality of the decision-makers is that they act upon objective data and prefer a formal process of analysis to intuition and subjectivity". Which below can be inferred from the statement given?

A) Decision-making process is easy. B) Decision-makers should be free to decide. C) Decision-making process requires acting alone. D) Decision-makers need to act with accurate information at hand. E) Decision-making process is an outcome of impulsive thinking.

Soru 17:

Which of the following was influential over Venetian diplomatic model and style, which was based on final reports written by envoys?

A) Roman Empire B) Greece C) China D) Egypt E) Byzantine Empire

Soru 18:

.................... states are those that are content with the current power configuration in the system and they do not aspire to change it. What is the best option to complete the statement above?

A) status-seeker B) status-quo oriented C) status-quo challenger D) balanced E) international

Soru 19:

The European Union (EU) can be considered as an example for ............... diplomacy.

A) parliamentary B) billateral C) multilateral D) summit E) quiet

Soru 20:

Which of the following sentences can be used to explain the international level of analysis?

A) These approaches focus mainly on psychological processes that cause derivation from rationality, such as misperception. B) This level of analysis yields an explanation of the possibility of war, not of any particular war. C) It is claimed that political elites can use war to divert popular attention from internal social, economic and political problems. D) This view suggests that wars are caused by the egoistic, selfinterested, power seeking and also offensive nature of human beings. E) It is asserted in this vein that certain political cultures, ideologies, or religions are more warlike than others.