Introduction To International Relations

INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
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1. Which treaty on the limitation of the 5. Which Chancellor of West (Federal) Germany
production of nuclear weapons was ready to established the first diplomatic contact with
be signed by all states in 1968? the Eastern bloc by formulating the policy
known as “Ostpolitik”?
A) Non-Proliferation Treaty
A) Willy Brandt
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B) Versailles Treaty
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C) SALT-I B) Gustav Stresemann
D) Helsinki Final Act C) Paul Von Hindenburg
E) Seabed Arms Control Treaty D) Adolf Hitler
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C) 1991
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A) The examination of political leaders and
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B) The study of recognized states and
international organizations.
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internal or external.
D) Knowledge with regard to only internal
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A) The Tower of Pisa was rebuilt. E) The study of concepts, assumptions, and
principles.
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B) France experienced a rise in tourism.

C) Turkey became the cradle of the developing
winter tourism.
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D) Hawaii saw a rise in tourism.

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E) Broadway in New York had record losses.

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4. Which of the following statement is the as a political actor?
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cornerstone of international human rights

law? A) The state is never the holder of the ultimate
power of violence.
A) Human rights are only intended to benefit B) A state is always capable of complete
refugees fleeing from war zones. independence from the rest of the world.
B) Governments under no circumstances C) The state is sovereign and has sovereignty
should adopt positive discrimination policies. in nearly all cases.
C) Only the United Nations is authorized to D) A state is considered illegitimate if it does
protect human rights. not become a member of the United
D) Human rights are inalienable and universal. Nations.
E) States should not have any role in E) A state is not considered a legal entity
promoting human rights at the local level. unless the U.S.A. has recognized it.
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8. Which one of the below cannot be defined as 12. About what is Article 51 of the UN Charter?
a characteristic of the Post-Cold War
System? A) The right to leave the United Nations
B) The right to intervene in affairs of another
A) The system is a perfect bipolar model. state
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B) The system has a tendency to shift to C) The right to self-defense
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multipolarity.
D) The right to provoke war
C) The state is still the main actor of the
E) The right to bear arms
international system.
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D) The emergence of new powers such as
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Russia and China has been encouraged.
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E) There has been the emergence of “war on
terror.”
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9. Who was known as the “coachman of
Europe” after 1815?
Sı üz ö 13. Which of the following is a legitimate
argument for the attractiveness of the
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A) Wilhelm II English School?
B) Otto von Bismarck
A) It provides us with an ontological approach
C) Napoleon II
to understand being as such.
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D) Napoleon III
B) It does not deny anarchy or the need for
E) Klemens von Metternich states to exist in the world.
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C) It gives a pluralistic account of social

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relations and stresses shared symbols.

D) It does not argue that states must exist for
there to be an international society.
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E) It rejects a solidaristic account of economic

relations and criticizes Marxism.
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10. Which of the following state systems means

that one or more very powerful states
dominate the state system?
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B) Hegemonic
C) Feudal
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E) Independent
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14. In our modern era, the ------- approach to

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international security stresses the good for all

people. It assumes that a basic human right is
11. Which of the following is true with respect to the right to freedom.
the balance-of-power theory?
Which of the following options correctly
A) It has been specifically developed as a completes the sentence above?
reaction to the Cold War.
B) It is a feminist theory to explain gender A) human security
issues. B) environmental security
C) It has remained only as a theory. C) international security
D) It has been insufficient to prevent wars. D) cyber security
E) It has been prescribed only by neoliberals. E) military security

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15. ------- is now a key element of relations between 18. Which of the following was the agreement
states and the overall international system. ending the Thirty Years War?
Which of the following options correctly A) Three Emperors’ League

completes the sentence above? B) Battle of Waterloo
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C) Treaty of Paris
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A) Orderliness
D) The Treaty of Westphalia
B) Individualized ethics
E) The Peace of Ausburg
C) International law
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16. Which three are well-known postmodern
International Relations theories?
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A) Idealism, Epistemic Communities, Complex 19. Which four states created the “Quadruple
Interdependence Alliance” after the Congress of Vienna?
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B) Constructivism, Feminism, Critical Theory A) Austria, France, Prussia, and Russia

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C) Neorealism, Neoliberalism, B) Austria, Britain, Prussia and Russia

Neoconservatism
C) Austria, Britain, France and Prussia
D) Realism, Liberalism, Marxism
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D) Britain, France, Prussia, and Russia

E) Neoclassical Realism, Hegemony, Regime
E) Austria, Britain, France and Russia
Theory
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17. Which of the following statement is true

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about Critical Theorists?
A) They argue that there is a natural reality that

does not require human beings.
B) They hold that meanings of languages and 20. Which of the following continents is the most
words are unchangeable and unbending. affected by natural disasters?
C) Their approach and methods intertwine
A) Africa
philosophy and social sciences.
B) Europe
D) They argue that only power may solve
differences between persons and states. C) North America
E) They hold that human nature is a logical D) South America
outgrowth of morality and piety. E) Asia

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1. Which of the following levels of analysis in 6. “------- means the lack of a central authority or
International Relations is focused on the world government to enforce rules in the modern
external conditions and pressures that shape international system.”
a country’s practices and policies?
A) The system level completes the sentence above?
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B) The individual level
A) Anarchy
C) The state level
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B) Territoriality
D) The domestic level
C) Sovereignty
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D) Hierarchy
E) Hegemony
2. Which of the following concepts refer to the
supreme authority in a state?
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A) Sovereignty Kuwait following the end of the Cold War?
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B) Alliance
A) Syria
C) Reciprocity
Saudi Arabia
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D) Identity
C) Iraq
E) Cooperation
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E) Iran
3. Which of the following concepts was

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developed in 2001 to address the challenge of
8. Which of the following enabled France to
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the international community’s responsibility

conscript large numbers of citizens to fight
to act in the face of the gravest of human
Revolutionary Wars?
rights violations while respecting the
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sovereignty of states? A) The transformation of European states into

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satellite states
A) International ethics
B) The formation of the citizen-army
B) International criminal law
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C) The rise of Napoleon Bonaparte

C) Mutually assured destruction
D) The imposition of peace settlements on
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D) Responsibility to protect
European monarchies
E) Humanitarian assistance
E) The ineffectiveness of congress diplomacy
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4. Which of the following is not one of the major 9. Which state did not become a member of the
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substantive fields of international law? League of the Nations?

A) International economic law Japan
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B) Diplomatic law B) The United States
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C) International criminal law C) Britain

International humanitarian law
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D) D) Italy
E) Administrative law E) France
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5. The discipline of International Relations is 10. In the 17th and 18th centuries, which of the
focused on a systematic understanding of -------. following gradually gained prominence in
Europe as a form of government in which
Which of the following completes the blank power was centralized in the hands of one
above correctly? person?
A) how human beings feel A) Constitutional monarchy

B) how society functions B) Republic
C) how states behave C) Direct democracy
D) how firms operate D) Absolute monarchy
E) how individuals think E) Elective monarchy

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11. Who was the American diplomat promoted 16. Which of the following was not a country that
the policy of “containment” toward the Soviet formed the North Atlantic Treaty
Union and wrote the Long Telegram? Organization (NATO) in 1949?
A) George F. Kennan A) The Netherlands
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B) Reinhold Niebuhr B) The United States
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C) Edward H. Carr C) France
D) Hans Morgenthau D) The United Kingdom
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E) John Locke E) The Soviet Union
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12. Which of the following holds that all II. World War II
significant political phenomena are III. Oklahoma City Bombing
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grounded in underlying economic forces? IV. September 11 Attacks
V. Brussels Airport Bombing
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A) Postmodernism
B) Marxism Which of the above are the examples of
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C) Constructivism decentralized aggression?
D) Feminism
Sı Gü ıkö A) I and II
E) Neoliberalism
B) II and III
C) I, II and III
II, III and IV
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13. Which of the following focuses on genders in E) III, IV and V
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International Relations?
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A) Constructivism
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B) Green Theory
Report, which of the following is not included
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C) Feminist Theory by security for humans?

D) Constructivism
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A) Community security
E) Critical Theory
Political security
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C) Personal security
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D) Military security
14. Which of the following approaches criticize E) Health security
liberal feminists on the grounds that they
shoe-horn women into traditional, historic
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structures such as war and foreign policy?

19. Which of the following was created in
Empirical feminism October of 1945 to prevent future wars?
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B) Difference feminism
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A) The Warsaw Pact

C) Postmodern feminism
B) The United Nations
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D) Normative feminism
C) The North Atlantic Treaty Organization
E) Analytical feminism
D) The Balkan Pact
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E) The League of Nations
15. Which of the following refers to the practice

of forging an alliance with a more powerful 20. Which of the following concepts refers to a
adversary or joining the stronger of the two state of being secure, with freedom, from
coalitions? danger or fear?
A) Balance-of-power theory A) Use of force

B) Internal balancing B) Hegemony
C) Anarchy C) State of nature
D) Self-help system D) Security
E) Bandwagoning E) Anarchy

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1. Which of the following statement is the 4. "The clash of civilization" thesis was suggested
cornerstone of international human rights by ------- in 1993.
law?
A) Only the United Nations is authorized to completes the sentence above?
protect human rights.
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B) Human rights are inalienable and universal. A) Henry Kissinger
C) Governments under no circumstances B) Daron Acemoğlu
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should adopt positive discrimination policies. C) Samuel Huntington
D) States should not have any role in D) Francis Fukuyama
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promoting human rights at the local level. E) Thomas Friedman
E) Human rights are only intended to benefit
refugees fleeing from war zones.
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5. Which of the following argument is true
about the hegemonic stability theory?
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A) The Roman Empire, Spain, and England
failed to act as hegemons.
Sı Gü ıkö B) Economic openness is most likely when
there is a single dominant state.
C) A hegemonic state leader only became one
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because he/she is the best at the job.
2. Some International Relations scholars suggest
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four levels of analysis. D) An authoritarian leader is unstable due to

holding total state power.
Which of the following is the main subject E) The international system works best when
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matter at the individual level of analysis in there are several very strong states.
foreign policy studies?
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A) How the anarchical structure of the system

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causes wars.
B) How multipolar the international system is.
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C) How public opinion is aligned to policies.
the concepts of nationalism and nation-states
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D) How persons and their characteristics, alone in world politics?

or in groups, impact policy.
E) How the type and structure of a government A) The French Revolution
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affects decisions and policy. B) World War II

C) Thirty Years’ Wars
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7. “------- means the lack of a central authority or

world government to enforce rules in the modern
international system.”
3. Which of the following is among expanded
issues in international relations between Which of the following options correctly
states today? completes the sentence above?
A) International law A) Sovereignty

B) Power B) Hierarchy
C) War C) Hegemony
D) Anarchy D) Anarchy
E) Nationalism E) Territoriality

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8. Which of the following best describes Europe 12. Which of the following theories of
between 1871 and 1890? International Relations has Hedley Bull’s
1977 work, the Anarchical Society,
A) The Congress System promoted?
B) The Napoleonic System
A) English School
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C) The Bismarckian System
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D) The Metternich System
C) Neorealist School
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E) Ancient Régime
D) Neoliberal School
Frankfurt School
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9. Which of the following ended the Spanish
Wars of Succession in 1713?
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13. Who argued that the state of nature has a law
A) The Treaty of Versailles on nature to govern it?
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B) The Peace of Augsburg A) Thomas Hobbes
C) The Peace of Westphalia
Sı Gü ıkö B) John Locke
D) The Treaty of Basel C) Sun Tzu
E) The Peace of Utrecht D) Thucydides
E) Machiavelli
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10. Which of the following principles of the

Peace of Westphalia emphasizes that 14. Which of the following is true with respect to
‘territorial states were to be accepted as the balance-of-power theory?
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legally equal and independent regardless of

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their size and power’? A) It has been specifically developed as a

reaction to the Cold War.
A) Non-interference
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B) It has remained only as a theory.

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B) Hegemony
C) It is a feminist theory to explain gender
C) Hierarchy issues.
Territoriality
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D) D) It has been insufficient to prevent wars.

E) Sovereignty E) It has been prescribed only by neoliberals.
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11. Which of the following best describes 15. Which of the following statement is true
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political theory? about Critical Theorists?
A) Knowledge with regard to only internal A) Their approach and methods intertwine
politics of a state. philosophy and social sciences.
B) The study of concepts, assumptions, and B) They argue that only power may solve
principles. differences between persons and states.
C) An explanation of a conflict, whether it be C) They hold that meanings of languages and
internal or external. words are unchangeable and unbending.
D) The examination of political leaders and D) They hold that human nature is a logical
their decisions only. outgrowth of morality and piety.
E) The study of recognized states and E) They argue that there is a natural reality that
international organizations. does not require human beings.

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16. Why was the United Nations organization 20. What is a newer threat to international
officially established in 1945? security that is baffling governments?
A) To escalate nuclear armament. A) Slowing birth rate

B) To collect dues from countries. B) Natural disaster
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C) To keep out Eastern Bloc countries. C) Decentralized terror networks
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D) To stop Adolf Hitler. D) Labor strikes
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E) To prevent future wars. E) Nuclear warfare
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17. When did NATO invoke Article 5?
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A) 2017, when US president Trump left the
Paris agreement.
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B) 2011, when Syrian Civil War started.
C) 2001, when the United States was attacked
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by terrorists.
D) 1990, when East Germany left Warsaw
Pact.
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E) 1956, when Egypt nationalized the Suez
Canal.
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18. Which of the following is not an issue of

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environmental security?
A) Flood
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B) Tsunami
C) Cyclone
Earthquake
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E) Cybercrime
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19. According to the 1994 United National

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Development report, ------- means “safety from

such chronic threats as hunger, disease, and
repression.”

completes the sentence above?
A) environmental security
B) international security
C) military security
D) human security
E) cyber security

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1. Which of the following statement is the 4. Which of the following is among expanded
cornerstone of international human rights issues in international relations between
law? states today?
A) Human rights are only intended to benefit A) War

refugees fleeing from war zones.
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B) Nationalism
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B) Only the United Nations is authorized to C) Anarchy
protect human rights. D) Power
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C) Governments under no circumstances International law
E)
should adopt positive discrimination policies.
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D) States should not have any role in
promoting human rights at the local level.
E) Human rights are inalienable and universal.
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5. Which of the following argument is true
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about the hegemonic stability theory?
A) Economic openness is most likely when
na z ğr
there is a single dominant state.
Sı Gü ıkö B) An authoritarian leader is unstable due to
holding total state power.
C) The international system works best when
2. Some International Relations scholars suggest there are several very strong states.
ç
four levels of analysis. D) A hegemonic state leader only became one
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because he/she is the best at the job.

Which of the following is the main subject E) The Roman Empire, Spain, and England
matter at the individual level of analysis in
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failed to act as hegemons.

foreign policy studies?
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A) How persons and their characteristics, alone

or in groups, impact policy.
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B) How the type and structure of a government

affects decisions and policy.
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causes wars.
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Peace of Westphalia emphasizes that

D) How multipolar the international system is. ‘territorial states were to be accepted as
E) How public opinion is aligned to policies. legally equal and independent regardless of
their size and power’?
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A) Hegemony
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B) Territoriality
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C) Non-interference
D) Sovereignty
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E) Hierarchy
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3. "The clash of civilization" thesis was suggested

by ------- in 1993.
Which of the following options correctly 7. Which of the following best describes Europe
completes the sentence above? between 1871 and 1890?
A) Henry Kissinger A) The Bismarckian System

B) Daron Acemoğlu B) The Napoleonic System
C) Samuel Huntington C) The Congress System
D) Francis Fukuyama D) The Metternich System
E) Thomas Friedman E) Ancient Régime

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8. Which of the following led to the spread of 12. Who argued that the state of nature has a law
the concepts of nationalism and nation-states on nature to govern it?
in world politics?
A) Thomas Hobbes
A) Peace of Augsburg B) John Locke
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B) Congress of Vienna C) Sun Tzu
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C) World War II D) Thucydides
D) Thirty Years’ Wars
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E) Machiavelli
E) The French Revolution
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political theory?
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9. “------- means the lack of a central authority or A) The examination of political leaders and
world government to enforce rules in the modern their decisions only.
international system.” B) An explanation of a conflict, whether it be
na z ğr
internal or external.
Sı Gü ıkö
completes the sentence above? C) The study of concepts, assumptions, and
principles.
A) Hegemony D) Knowledge with regard to only internal
B) Hierarchy politics of a state.
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C) Territoriality E) The study of recognized states and

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D) Sovereignty international organizations.

E) Anarchy
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about Critical Theorists?

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A) They hold that meanings of languages and

10. Which of the following ended the Spanish words are unchangeable and unbending.
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Wars of Succession in 1713?

B) Their approach and methods intertwine
A) The Treaty of Versailles philosophy and social sciences.
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B) The Treaty of Basel C) They argue that there is a natural reality that
C) The Peace of Westphalia does not require human beings.
D) They argue that only power may solve
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D) The Peace of Utrecht

differences between persons and states.
The Peace of Augsburg
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E)
E) They hold that human nature is a logical
outgrowth of morality and piety.
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11. Which of the following theories of 15. Which of the following is true with respect to
International Relations has Hedley Bull’s the balance-of-power theory?
1977 work, the Anarchical Society,
promoted? A) It has been prescribed only by neoliberals.
B) It has been specifically developed as a
A) English School reaction to the Cold War.
B) Neorealist School C) It has been insufficient to prevent wars.
C) Frankfurt School D) It is a feminist theory to explain gender
D) Neoliberal School issues.
E) Copenhagen School E) It has remained only as a theory.

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B
16. What is a newer threat to international 20. According to the 1994 United National
security that is baffling governments? Development report, ------- means “safety from
such chronic threats as hunger, disease, and
A) Nuclear warfare repression.”
B) Natural disaster
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C) Labor strikes
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D) Decentralized terror networks
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E) Slowing birth rate A) cyber security
B) human security
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C) international security
D) environmental security
E) military security
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17. Why was the United Nations organization
officially established in 1945?
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A) To keep out Eastern Bloc countries.
B) To escalate nuclear armament.
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C) To collect dues from countries.
D) To prevent future wars.
To stop Adolf Hitler.
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E)
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18. Which of the following is not an issue of

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environmental security?
Flood
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B) Cybercrime
C) Cyclone
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D) Earthquake
E) Tsunami
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19. When did NATO invoke Article 5?
A) 2017, when US president Trump left the

Paris agreement.
B) 2011, when Syrian Civil War started.
C) 2001, when the United States was attacked
by terrorists.
D) 1990, when East Germany left Warsaw
Pact.
E) 1956, when Egypt nationalized the Suez
Canal.

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1. Which of the following did Samuel 5. Which of the following was created at the
Huntington not include in his typology of Paris Peace Conference in 1919?
civilizations?
A) The North Atlantic Treaty Organization
A) Buddhist B) The League of Nations
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conformity with the international obligations
A) International Law of the state concerned?
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B) Turkey
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concept that underlines the norm that 7. Which of the followings stipulate that
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others to prevent an attack that has not yet separate legal systems so that there cannot
occured? be a conflict of rules?
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B) Preemptive self-defense B) Monist view
C) Initial self-defense C) Internationalist view
D) Preventative attacks D) Dualist view
E) Preventative international defense E) Municipal view


A
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out as a subsidiary source of international with the purpose of both uniting European
law? countries economically and politically, and
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within the United Nation Systems can be
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ç
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and competence in a domain and an D) International Court of Justice

authoritative claim to policy-relevant E) General Assembly
knowledge within that domain or issue-area?
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C) Joseph Nye
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D) Immanuel Wallerstein
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10. Which of the followings assume that the

provision of common needs may unite
peoples transnationally across territorial or
regional boundaries, making them eventually 14. Which of the followings cannot be addressed
meaningless? one of the variants of the mercantalism?
A) Regionalism A) Etatism
B) Functionalism B) Statism
C) Globalism C) State-led development
D) Fedaralism D) Economic nationalism
E) Unionism E) Regionalism


A
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nation or entity that is self-sufficient in assessment of poverty that is based on a
political and economic context? feeling of deprivation and disadvantage
because people lack enough income to
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their society?
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growth and to the economies of the countries in
a scholar popularised the Modern World
which they operate. They act as main providers
Systems Theory as well as the concepts of
of foreign direct investment and create more and
ön - 2 ites
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better jobs in their supply chains.
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C) Globalisation
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E) Nation states
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20. Which of the following was formed by Russia

and eleven other former Soviet Republics
after the dissolution of the Soviet Union?
17. Which of the following is not one of the A) The Commonwealth of Independent States
theories of the first wave of regionalism? (CIS)
B) The Organization of African Unity (OAU)
A) New regionalism
C) The Shanghai Cooperation Organization
B) Functionalism (SCO)
C) Transactionalism D) The Association of Southeastern Asian
D) Neofunctionalism Nations (ASEAN)
E) Intergovernmentalism E) The Warsaw Pact

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A) Morals and Ethics of the state concerned?
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B) International Law
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A) Force majeure
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B) Distress
D) Arms Race
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D) Self-defense
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end of the Cold War?
nu üz öğr
na ne
A) The Russian Federation
B) The United States of America
So G ık
C) China
D) Germany
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E) Turkey
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out as a subsidiary source of international
law?
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C) General principles of law

the international relations takes up gender as Doctrine
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gender biases of concepts?
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E) Analytical Feminism
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D
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concept that underlines the norm that 7. Which of the followings stipulate that
nations and alliances should not attack international law and municipal laws are two
others to prevent an attack that has not yet separate legal systems so that there cannot
occured? be a conflict of rules?
A) Preemptive self-defense A) Universal view

B) International defense for preventing attacks B) Monist view
C) Initial self-defense C) Dualist view
D) Preventative attacks D) Internationalist view
E) Preventative international defense E) Municipal view


B
8. Which of the followings is not addressed 11. Which of the followings was formed in 1950s
among those that the state, as a person of with the purpose of both uniting European
international law, should possess according countries economically and politically, and
to the 1933 Montevideo Convention on the securing the lasting peace?
Rights and Duties of States?
A) The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation
i
m
A) Capacity to enter into relations with other B) North American Free Trade Agreement
states
C) European Coal and Steel Community
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12. Which of the followings assume that the
nu üz öğr
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provision of common needs may unite
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13. Which of the followings can be addressed as

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B) Frederick List
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C) Joseph Nye
Immanuel Wallerstein
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D)
D
E) Alexander Wendt
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10. Which of the followings refer to a network of

professionals with both recognized expertise
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knowledge within that domain or issue-area? one of the variants of the mercantalism?
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B) Reasoned union B) Statism
C) Epistemic communities C) State-led development
D) Ethical unionism D) Economic nationalism
E) Authoritative community E) Etatism


B
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a scholar popularised the Modern World and eleven other former Soviet Republics
Systems Theory as well as the concepts of after the dissolution of the Soviet Union?
core, periphery, and semi-periphery?
A) The Commonwealth of Independent States
A) Adam Smith (CIS)
i
m
B) Joseph Nye B) The Shanghai Cooperation Organization
C) Susan Strange (SCO)
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D) Karl Marx C) The Organization of African Unity (OAU)
Immanuel Wallerstein D) The Association of Southeastern Asian
vı m Sis
E)
Nations (ASEAN)
E) The Warsaw Pact
Sı Dö etim
i
nu üz öğr
na ne
19. Which of the followings refer to a subjective
So G ık
assessment of poverty that is based on a
feeling of deprivation and disadvantage
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because people lack enough income to
16. Which of the following concepts refer to a maintain the average standard of living in
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nation or entity that is self-sufficient in their society?

political and economic context?
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B) Functionalism B) Globalisation
C) Transactionalism C) Nation states
D) Neofunctionalism D) National economies
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of social sciences?
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B) society level A) John Locke
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D) the international level C) Adam Smith
D) Herbert Marcuse
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E) global level
E) Alexander Wendt
vı m Sis
Sı Dö etim
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6. Who is the author of the seminal book,
2. Which of the following concepts refers to "Politics among Nations: The Struggle for
nu üz öğr
na ne
Power and Peace" published in 1948?
A) Legitimacy A) George Kennan
B) Power B) Henry Kissinger
So G ık
C) Sovereignty C) Kennet Waltz
D) Nation Stephan Walt
ç
D)
E) Authority Hans Morgenthau
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E)
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3
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3. Which of the followings was achieved by individuals and the community beyond the
boundaries of the state?
20 niv
Bismarck's successful foreign policy?
A) The German Unification A) Human security

B) The Congress of Vienna B) Military security
Ü
C) The Peace of Utrecht C) State security

D) The Defeat of Napolion D) Self-defense
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concept underlying the norm that nations
4. Which of the followings led to establishment and alliances should not attack others to
of the United Nations system? prevent an attack that has not yet occured?
A) Napolionic Wars A) Preventative international defense

B) The Congress of Vienna B) Preemptive self-defense
C) The Westphalian System C) Preventative attacks
D) World War I D) International defense for preventing attacks
E) World War II E) Initial self-defense


A
9. Which of the following is created by the 13. Which of the following is a regional
highest political authority of a community? intergovernmental organization?
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B) Rules of law B) Doctors Without Borders
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C) Religion C) The International Committee of the Red
m
D) Customs Cross
D) International Islamic Relief Organization
te
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E) The African Union
vı m Sis
Sı Dö etim
10. Which of the following is the leading court in
the international legal system on
i
14. Which of the following organisations can not
adjudicating disputes between states? be considered as a violent non-state actor of
The International Court of Justice the international system?
nu üz öğr
A)
na ne
B) The International Court of Arbitration A) Boko Haram
C) The International Criminal Court B) ISIS
The International Centre for Settlement of
So G ık
D) C) The Khamer Rouge
Investment Disputes D) The Lord's Resistance Army
ç
E) The European Court of Justice E) Oxfam
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ön - 2 ites
3
11. Which of the following is not addressed

15. Which of the following developments in the
s

early 1970s revealed that there is a need for
22 er

to the 1933 Montevideo Convention on the advanced studies of the intersection between
Rights and Duties of States? economics and politics?
20 niv
A) Government A) The European Community achieved the

Common Market objectives.
B) Military power
Ü
B) The US President Richard Nixon resigned

C) A permanent population
from office.
D) Capacity to enter into relations with other
C) The European Community introduced the
u
states
European Currency Unit.
ol
E) A defined territory
D
D) Oil price shocks occurred in world markets.

E) The Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan.
ad
An
12. Which of the following can be pointed out as

a category of international organisations in
which "Doctors without Borders" is placed? 16. Which of the following can be addressed as a
prominent advocate of mercantalism?
A) Non-State Actors
B) Borderless Non-State Actors A) Immanuel Wallerstein
C) International Governmental Organisation B) Frederick List
D) International Non-Governmental C) Joseph Nye
Organisations D) Susan Strange
E) Transnational Non-state Actors E) Alexander Wendt


A
17. Which of the following is one of the three 20. The concept of risk society was introduced by
theoretical perspectives that dominate the ------- in 1986 and it argues that modern society,
Global Political Economy studies? beginning with the early twentieth century, is
different from previous societies with its risks and
A) Anarchism security challenges.
i
B) Modernism
m
C) Marxism Which of the following options correctly
D) Post-Modernism
te
E) Feminism A) Ulrich Beck
vı m Sis
B) Francis Fukuyama
C) Anthony Giddens
D) Immanuel Wallerstein
E) Samuel Huntington
Sı Dö etim
i
nu üz öğr
na ne
So G ık
18. Which of the following is a term that refers to
someone who has been forced to flee his/her
ç
country because of a well-founded fear of
persecution for reason of race, religion,
em 02 i A
nationality, membership of a particular social

group or political opinion?
ön - 2 ites
A) Guest
B) Temporary migrant
3
C) Refugee
s
D) Exile
22 er
E) Migrant
20 niv
Ü
u
ol
D
ad
19. Which of the following can not be given as an

An
example for the globalization of migration?
A) Business people’s cross-border mobility for

better jobs
B) Victims of an earthquake disaster who are
moving to neighboring countries
C) Student cross-border mobility for higher
education
D) Opening of Walmart shops in the Middle
Eastern countries
E) Syrians fleeing their country and seeking
asylum because of the civil war

i
m
te
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
C C A E D E A B B A B D E E D B C C D A
vı m Sis
Sı Dö etim
i
nu üz öğr
na ne
So G ık ç
em 02 i A
ön - 2 ites
3
s
22 er
20 niv
Ü
u
ol
D
ad
An


B
1. According to the level of analysis logic, 5. Which of the folllowings can be pointed out
which of the following is the first level? as a member of the famous Frankfurt School
of social sciences?
A) the state level
B) society level A) Thomas Hobbes
i
C) individual level B) John Locke
m
D) the international level C) Herbert Marcuse
D) Alexander Wendt
te
E) global level
E) Adam Smith
vı m Sis
Sı Dö etim
i
6. Who is the author of the seminal book,
2. Which of the following concepts refers to "Politics among Nations: The Struggle for
nu üz öğr
na ne
Power and Peace" published in 1948?
A) Authority A) Stephan Walt
B) Sovereignty B) George Kennan
So G ık
C) Power C) Hans Morgenthau
D) Nation Kennet Waltz
ç
D)
E) Legitimacy Henry Kissinger
em 02 i A
E)
ön - 2 ites
3
s
22 er

3. Which of the followings was achieved by concept underlying the norm that nations
and alliances should not attack others to
20 niv
Bismarck's successful foreign policy?

prevent an attack that has not yet occured?
A) The Westphalian System
A) Initial self-defense
B) The German Unification
Ü
B) International defense for preventing attacks

C) The Defeat of Napolion
C) Preventative international defense
D) The Peace of Utrecht
u
D) Preemptive self-defense
E) The Congress of Vienna
ol
E) Preventative attacks
D
ad
An
8. Which of the following concepts privileges

4. Which of the followings led to establishment individuals and the community beyond the
of the United Nations system? boundaries of the state?
A) The Congress of Vienna A) State security

B) World War I B) Self-defense
C) Napolionic Wars C) Military security
D) The Westphalian System D) Use of force
E) World War II E) Human security


B
9. Which of the following is created by the 13. Which of the following can be pointed out as
highest political authority of a community? a category of international organisations in
which "Doctors without Borders" is placed?
A) Customs
B) Rules of law A) Borderless Non-State Actors
i
C) Tradition B) International Governmental Organisation
m
D) Religion C) Non-State Actors
D) International Non-Governmental
te
E) Morality
Organisations
E) Transnational Non-state Actors
vı m Sis
Sı Dö etim
i
adjudicating disputes between states?
14. Which of the following is a regional
nu üz öğr
na ne
A) The International Centre for Settlement of intergovernmental organization?
Investment Disputes
B) The International Court of Arbitration A) International Islamic Relief Organization
B) Doctors Without Borders
So G ık
C) The International Criminal Court
D) The International Court of Justice C) The United Nations
ç
E) The European Court of Justice D) The International Committee of the Red
em 02 i A
Cross
E) The African Union
ön - 2 ites
3
s
11. Which of the following is not addressed

22 er

to the 1933 Montevideo Convention on the 15. Which of the following is one of the three
20 niv
Rights and Duties of States? theoretical perspectives that dominate the

Global Political Economy studies?
A) Military power
Marxism
Ü
B) A permanent population A)
C) Government B) Feminism
C) Anarchism
u
D) Capacity to enter into relations with other

states D) Modernism
ol
E) A defined territory E) Post-Modernism

ad
An
12. Which of the following organisations can not

be considered as a violent non-state actor of 16. Which of the following can be addressed as a
the international system? prominent advocate of mercantalism?
A) The Khamer Rouge A) Frederick List

B) ISIS B) Alexander Wendt
C) The Lord's Resistance Army C) Joseph Nye
D) Oxfam D) Immanuel Wallerstein
E) Boko Haram E) Susan Strange


B
17. Which of the following developments in the 20. The concept of risk society was introduced by
early 1970s revealed that there is a need for ------- in 1986 and it argues that modern society,
advanced studies of the intersection between beginning with the early twentieth century, is
economics and politics? different from previous societies with its risks and
security challenges.
A) The Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan.
i
m
B) Oil price shocks occurred in world markets. Which of the following options correctly
C) The European Community achieved the completes the sentence above?
te
Common Market objectives.
A) Francis Fukuyama
D) The European Community introduced the
vı m Sis
B) Anthony Giddens
European Currency Unit.
C) Ulrich Beck
E) The US President Richard Nixon resigned
from office. D) Immanuel Wallerstein
E) Samuel Huntington
Sı Dö etim
i
nu üz öğr
na ne
So G ık ç
18. Which of the following can not be given as an
example for the globalization of migration?
em 02 i A
A) Opening of Walmart shops in the Middle

Eastern countries
ön - 2 ites
B) Business people’s cross-border mobility for

better jobs
3
C) Syrians fleeing their country and seeking

s
asylum because of the civil war

D) Victims of an earthquake disaster who are
22 er
moving to neighboring countries

E) Student cross-border mobility for higher
20 niv
education
Ü
u
ol
D
ad
An

A) Guest
B) Migrant
C) Exile
D) Temporary migrant
E) Refugee

i
m
te
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
C B B E C C D E B D A D D E A A B A E C
vı m Sis
Sı Dö etim
i
nu üz öğr
na ne
So G ık ç
em 02 i A
ön - 2 ites
3
s
22 er
20 niv
Ü
u
ol
D
ad
An


A
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1. In which year was The Warsaw Pact formed 5. Which of the following is a legitimate
as a response to NATO? argument for the attractiveness of the
English School?
A) 1949
B) 1951 A) It does not deny anarchy or the need for
states to exist in the world.
C) 1953
i
B) It provides us with an ontological approach
em
D) 1955
to understand being as such.
E) 1960
C) It rejects a solidaristic account of economic
relations and criticizes Marxism.
t
lı is
D) It does not argue that states must exist for
there to be an international society.
vı Yı S
E) It gives a pluralistic account of social
relations and stresses shared symbols.
na im tim
2. In which of the following works did Hans
Morgenthau develop theoretical realism?
Sı et re
A) The Prince
lu ğr öğ
B)
C)
Power and Interdependence
The Peloponnesian War
ku Ö ık
D) Politics Among Nations
E) The Twenty Years’ Crisis 6. Why did Hedley Bull think that international
institutions have some value?
O 1 ç
z 02 si A
A) Because otherwise states with differing

cultures could never get along with each
other.
B) Because they reflect realism’s core terms
Ya - 2 ite
about international community.

C) Because they limit violence, support
property rights, and make sure agreements
20 ers
3. Which treaty on the limitation of the

production of nuclear weapons was ready to stand.
be signed by all states in 1968? D) Because they proved to be effective in
securing distributive justice at the global
20 niv
A) Helsinki Final Act level.

B) Versailles Treaty E) Because they represent realism’s central
C) SALT-I concepts such as power and self-interest.
Ü
D) Non-Proliferation Treaty
E) Seabed Arms Control Treaty
u
ol
ad
An
7. In our modern era, the ------- approach to

4. “------- means the lack of a central authority or international security stresses the good for all
world government to enforce rules in the modern people. It assumes that a basic human right is
international system.” the right to freedom.
Which of the following options correctly Which of the following options correctly
completes the sentence above? completes the sentence above?
A) Hierarchy A) cyber security

B) Hegemony B) international security
C) Sovereignty C) human security
D) Territoriality D) environmental security
E) Anarchy E) military security

A
2021 YAZ OKULU - A
8. According to Interpol, which is the fastest 12. Which of the following international
growing area of crime? nongovernmental organization works to find
practical and innovative ways for people to
A) Telephone scams lift themselves out of poverty and thrive?
B) Espionage
A) Oxfam
C) Identity theft
i
Amnesty International
em
B)
D) Auto theft
C) Greenpeace
E) Cybercrime
D) Doctors Without Borders
t
E) Lashkar-E-Taiba
lı is
vı Yı S
na im tim
Sı et re
adjudicating disputes between states? 13. Where is the headquarters of the United
Nations located?
A) The International Criminal Court
lu ğr öğ
B) The International Court of Justice
C) The International Centre for Settlement of
A)
B)
New York City
Paris
ku Ö ık
Investment Disputes C) Washington D.C.
D) The European Court of Justice
O 1 ç
D) Brussels
E) The International Court of Arbitration
z 02 si A
E) Berlin
Ya - 2 ite
20 ers
10. When a third party encourages parties to enter

negotiations, this method of dispute settlement is 14. Which of the following international
called -------. organizations has a supranational character?
20 niv
A) The Shanghai Cooperation Organization

(SCO)
Ü
B) The European Union (EU)

A) Fact Finding C) The World Trade Organization (WTO)
u
B) Inquiry D) The Human Rights Watch (HRW)

Mediation
ol
C) E) The Amnesty International (AI)

D) Conciliation
ad
E) Good Offices
An
15. Which of the following is not one of the ten

key emerging technology trends listed by
11. Which of the following is a binding method The Organization for Economic Cooperation
for dispute settlement between states? and Development (OECD)?
A) Fact-finding A) Artificial intelligence

B) Arbitration B) Synthetic biotechnology
C) Mediation C) Supersonic jet fighters
D) Conciliation D) Blockchain
E) Inquiry E) The internet of things

A
2021 YAZ OKULU - A
16. Which one of the following cannot be 20. In the theoretical debate on globalization,
considered one of the increasing number of which of the following believe that
complaints and concerns about global "globalization is a revolutionary shift in
economic governance and its institutions? technology, economy, culture, and politics"?
A) The democratic deficit in global governance A) Traditionalists
i
The relatively minor representation of Hyperglobalists
em
B) B)
emerging markets in the institutions C) Sceptics
C) Unprofessional decision-making bodies D) Constructivists
D) The failings of economic liberalism
t
E) Transformationalists
lı is
E) The inequality of global economic growth
vı Yı S
na im tim
17. Which of the following is the key component
Sı et re
of a knowledge economy?
Young population
lu ğr öğ
A)
B) Labor surplus
C) Capital inflows
ku Ö ık
D) Productivity
O 1 ç
E) Intellectual capabilities
z 02 si A
Ya - 2 ite
18. Which of the following did Samuel

Huntington not include in his typology of
20 ers
civilizations?
A) Virtual
20 niv
B) Sinic
C) Buddhist
D) Hindu
Ü
E) Islamic
u
ol
ad
19. One of the most prominent definitions of

globalization has been given by -------. He defines
An
globalization as the intensification of worldwide

social relations which link distant localities in
such a way that local happenings are shaped by
events occurring many miles away and vice
versa.

A) David Mitrany
B) Immanuel Wallerstein
C) Karl W. Deutsch
D) Anthony Giddens
E) Raul Prebisch

2021 YAZ OKULU - A
i
em
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
D D D E A C C E B E B A A B C C E A D B
t
lı is
vı Yı S
na im tim
Sı et re
lu ğr öğ
ku Ö ık
O 1 ç
z 02 si A
Ya - 2 ite
20 ers
20 niv
Ü
u
ol
ad
An


2022 YAZ OKULU - A
A
1. Which one of the followings cannot be 6. Which one of the followings is not addressed
pointed out as one of the expanded issues in among those that the state, as a person of
the discipline of international relations? international law, should possess according
to the 1933 Montevideo Convention on the
A) International Organisations Rights and Duties of States?
i
B) Conflict
em
A) Government
C) Arms Race
B) Military power
D) Morals and Ethics
C) Capacity to enter into relations with other
E) International Law
t
states
is
D) A defined territory
vı Yı S
E) A permanent population
na m tim
end of the Cold War? 7. Which one of the followings can be pointed
out as a subsidiary source of international
A) Turkey law?
lı
B) China
Sı eti re
A) Customs
C) The United States of America
B) General principles of law
lu ğr öğ
D) Germany
C) Traditions
E) The Russian Federation
D) Doctrine
ku Ö çık
E) International treaties

the international relations takes up gender as 8. Which one of the followings cannot be
z 02 si A
pointed out as a circumstance precluding

wrongfulness that would otherwise not be in
gender biases of concepts?
A) Normative Feminism of the state concerned?
Ya - 2 ite
B) Constructivism A) Force majeure

O 2
C) Emprical Feminism B) Consent

21 ers
D) Social constructivism C) Distress

E) Analytical Feminism D) Emergency
E) Self-defense
20 niv
4. Which one of the followings refers to a 9. Which one of the following principal organs
concept underlying the norm that nations within the United Nation Systems can be
Ü
and alliances should not attack others to placed at the highest spot hierarchically?
prevent an attack that has not yet occured?
A) Trusteeship Council
u
A) Initial self-defense
B) General Assembly
ol
B) Preemptive self-defense
C) Security Council
C) Preventative international defense
Economic and Social Council
ad
D)
D) Preventative attacks
E) International Court of Justice
E) International defense for preventing attacks
An
10. Which one of the followings is a global

humanitarian network of over ninety million
5. Which one of the followings stipulate that people worldwide to assist people facing
international law and municipal laws are two disaster, conflict and health and social
separate legal systems so that there cannot problems?
be a conflict of rules?
A) The International Red Cross and Red
A) Universal view Crescent Movement
B) Monist view B) The Doctors Without Borders
C) Dualist view C) The Greenpeace
D) Internationalist view D) The North Atlantic Treaty Organization
E) Municipal view E) The Amnesty International

2022 YAZ OKULU - A

A
11. Which one of the followings is an example of 16. Before 1870, the international monetary regime
violent non-state actors in international was based on -------
politics?
Which one of the followings correctly
A) Lutheran World Relief completes the sentence above?
i
B) Syria
em
A) an American-backed gold standard.
C) The Red Cross
B) the classic gold standard.
D) Oxfam
C) a basket of currencies.
E) The Lord’s Resistance Army
t
D) the usage of gold and silver.
is
E) a currency bloc.
vı Yı S
12. Which one of the followings was formed in
1950s with the purpose of both uniting
European countries economically and 17. Which one of the followings refer to the
na m tim
politically, and securing the lasting peace? widening, deepening and speeding up of
global interconnectedness?
A) United Nations
lı
A) Nationalism
Sı eti re
B) The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation
B) Globalization
C) European Union
lu ğr öğ
C) Mercantilism
D) North American Free Trade Agreement
D) Regionalism
E) European Coal and Steel Community
E) Glocalization
ku Ö çık
13. Which one of the followings refer to the
processes undertaken by firms to transform 18. Which of the followings is not one of the
z 02 si A
effects of globalization on nation-states?

knowledge and technology into new products
or services, in response to market A) States are undergoing a complete
opportunities? transformation.
Ya - 2 ite
A) Commercialization B) States are sharing power with emerging

actors on various policy making and
O 2
B) Knowledge structure
rule-making platforms.
21 ers
C) Knowledge economy
C) States are declining as an institution and
D) Intellectual capability disappearing.
E) Reciprocity D) States are voluntarily making their borders
20 niv
permeable for the free movement of ideas or

capital.
14. According to the Organization for Economic E) States face non-traditional issues such as
Co-operation and Development (OECD),
Ü
global terrorism, organized crime, and

which one of the followings is not one of key irregular migrants.
emerging technology trends?
u
A) Agriculture
19. Who introduced the concept of Risk Society?
ol
B) Big data
The internet of things A) Ulrich Beck
ad
C)
D) Artificial intelligence B) Samuel Huntington
E) Blockchain C) Anthony Giddens
An
D) Francis Fukuyama
E) John Mearsheimer
15. Which one of the followings was created by
China as an alternative to the Bretton Woods
institutions? 20. Where did the first instance of an
anti-globalization movement occur in 1999?
A) The World Bank
B) The World Trade Organization A) Barcelona
C) The European Bank for Reconstruction and B) Davos
Development C) Prague
D) The International Monetary Fund D) Seattle
E) The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank E) New York

2022 YAZ OKULU - A
i
em
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
C C E B C B D D B A E E A A E D B C A D
t
is
vı Yı S
na m tim
lı
Sı eti re
lu ğr öğ
ku Ö çık
z 02 si A
Ya - 2 ite
O 2
21 ers
20 niv
Ü
u
ol
ad
An


2023 YAZ OKULU - A
A
1. When was the Treaty of Westphalia signed? 5. What does Anarchy mean in international
politics?
A) 1640
B) 1648 A) Global chaos
C) 1650 B) Absence of a dominant state
i
1688 C) Worldwide conflict
em
D)
E) 1699 D) Absence of a worldwide government
E) Civil war
t
lı is
vı Yı S
na im tim
2. Which one of the followings cannot be 6. Who defined international norms as standart
pointed out as one of the expanded issues in
Sı et re
of behavior defined in terms of rights and
the discipline of international relations? obligations?
lu ğr öğ
A)
B)
International Law
Arms Race
A)
B)
Joseph Nye
Kenneth Waltz
ku Ö ık
C) Conflict C) Stephan Krasner
D) Morals and Ethics D) John Mearsheimer
O 3 ç
E) International Organisations E) Joseph Stiglitz

z 02 si A
Ya - 2 ite
22 ers
3. Which of the following was not one of the 7. Which of the following was created in
new ideas that influenced the French October of 1945 to prevent future wars?
20 niv
Revolution? The United Nations

A)
A) Fraternity B) The League of Nations
Ü
B) Liberty C) The North Atlantic Treaty Organization

C) Equality D) The Warsaw Pact
The Balkan Pact
u
D) Monarchism E)
Citizenship
ol
E)
ad
An

concept underlying the norm that nations
4. Which one of the followings is a major events and alliances should not attack others to
of international relations in the 19th Century? prevent an attack that has not yet occured?
A) World War I A) Preventative attacks

B) The Congress of Vienna B) International defense for preventing attacks
C) The Reformation Period C) Initial self-defense
D) The Westphalian System D) Preventative international defense
E) The Cold War E) Preemptive self-defense

2023 YAZ OKULU - A

A
9. Which of the following is a constituent 13. Which one of the followings can be pointed
element of an internationally wrongful act? out as source law that helps grasp the
meaning of rules and interpret them?
A) Breach of an obligation
B) Countermeasures A) Moral sources
i
C) Self-defense B) Binding sources
em
D) Force majeure C) Subsidiary sources
E) Consent D) Customary sources
E) Primary sources
t
lı is
vı Yı S
na im tim
10. Which of the following is a regional 14. Which of the following approaches defends
intergovernmental organization? an integration where states and political
Sı et re
units recognize the sovereignty of a central
A) The African Union government while retaining certain powers to
themselves?
lu ğr öğ
B) The United Nations
C) The International Committee of the Red
Cross
A) Security communities
ku Ö ık
B) Regime theory
D) Doctors Without Borders C) Functionalism
O 3 ç
E) International Islamic Relief Organization D) Neo-functionalism

z 02 si A
E) Federalism
Ya - 2 ite
22 ers
11. ------- transcending established national

15. Which of the following concepts is a
boundaries or spheres of interest. This term has metaphor for how, in a free market economy,
been applied to the European Union in particular. self-interested individuals operate through a
20 niv
system of mutual interdependence to

Which of the following options correctly promote the general benefit of society at
completes the sentence above? large?
Ü
A) Governance A) Invisible hand

B) International B) Zero-sum game
u
C) Intranational C) Absolute gains

Transnational
ol
D) D) Relative depravation
E) Supranational E) Relative gains
ad
An
16. Which of the following concepts refer to a

12. Which of the following is one of the legal nation or entity that is self-sufficient in
means of dispute settlement? political and economic context?
A) Conciliation A) Outsourcing
B) Negotiation B) Periphery
C) Inquiry C) Autarky
D) Arbitration D) Reciprocal
E) Mediation E) Offshoring

2023 YAZ OKULU - A

A
17. Before 1870, the international monetary regime 20. Where did the first demonstration of an
was based on ------- anti-globalization movement happen?
Which one of the followings correctly A) Prague

completes the sentence above? B) Seattle
i
C) Barcelona
em
A) an American-backed gold standard.
D) Genoa
B) a basket of currencies.
E) New York
C) a currency bloc.
t
D) the usage of gold and silver.
lı is
E) the classic gold standard.
vı Yı S
na im tim
Sı et re
lu ğr öğ
ku Ö ık
O 3 ç

z 02 si A

A) Migrant
Ya - 2 ite
B) Temporary migrant
C) Exile
22 ers
D) Guest
E) Refugee
20 niv
Ü
u
ol
ad
19. The concept of risk society was introduced by

------- in 1986 and it argues that modern society,
An
beginning with the early twentieth century, is

different from previous societies with its risks and
security challenges.

A) Anthony Giddens
B) Francis Fukuyama
C) Ulrich Beck
D) Samuel Huntington
E) Immanuel Wallerstein

2023 YAZ OKULU - A
i
em
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
B B D B D C A E A A E D C E A C D E C B
t
lı is
vı Yı S
na im tim
Sı et re
lu ğr öğ
ku Ö ık
O 3 ç
z 02 si A
Ya - 2 ite
22 ers
20 niv
Ü
u
ol
ad
An


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INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

2020 GÜZ ARA - A

their decisions only.

C) An explanation of a conflict, whether it be

B) France experienced a rise in tourism.

D) Hawaii saw a rise in tourism.

E) Broadway in New York had record losses.

7. Which of the following is true about the state

cornerstone of international human rights

1 Hangi amaçla olursa olsun, testlerin tamamının veya bir kısmının

C) It gives a pluralistic account of social

relations and stresses shared symbols.

E) It rejects a solidaristic account of economic

10. Which of the following state systems means

14. In our modern era, the ------- approach to

international security stresses the good for all

2 Hangi amaçla olursa olsun, testlerin tamamının veya bir kısmının

Which of the following options correctly A) Three Emperors’ League

B) Constructivism, Feminism, Critical Theory A) Austria, France, Prussia, and Russia

C) Neorealism, Neoliberalism, B) Austria, Britain, Prussia and Russia

D) Britain, France, Prussia, and Russia

17. Which of the following statement is true

about Critical Theorists?

A) They argue that there is a natural reality that

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