ULUSLARARASI İLİŞKİLER TEORİLERİ I

International society is the core concept and element of international relations. It is defined by four components: common interests, common values, common rules and common institutions. The correct answer is C.

There are five basic premises of English School. These are:

The correct answer is B.

When we look at the composition and the working of the British Committee, it is easily recognized that:

The correct answer is E.

The British Committee emerged as a result of an American initiative. The committee first met in 1959 in Cambridge University. The committee consisted of members from different disciplines. Some of these members were theorists, whereas some were involved in practice. The committee had their first publication in 1984. Despite being an American initiative, the English school stood against the American ideology in International Relations. The correct answer is A.

Prof. Wight and Butterfield were both in the English Committee founded in 1959; however, the first theorists to use "English school" was Roy Jones in 1981. Prof. Suganami and Wilson also supported the idea of a distinct English school of International Relations; however, neither coined the term "English school". The correct answer is C.

All of the above scholars, expect for Sheila Grader, supported the English School as a distinct school of International Relations. The correct answer is B.

The ontological pluralism of the international reality was suggested by Wight. His triple conceptualization of international thought in terms of three Rs, namely Realism, Rationalism and Revolutionism corresponded with the international system, international society and world society. The correct answer is C.

The solidarist version of international relations prioritize justice over order. Because they include international cooperation in their interpretation of international relations, they undervalue the significance of sovereignty and diversity, and give room to humanitarian intervention, especially when there is violation of human rights. The answer is C

English School distinguishes from other schools in various ways. For the English School, the states are historical formations with particular identities existing
within a social milieu. The English School has a much more normative orientation. As to the formation norms and institutions of the society, the English School scholars see them as historical formations. Unlike the Marxist conception of history, the English School does not have a material and structural understanding of history as the English School scholars entertain a volitional/
voluntaristic and cultural/civilizational conception of history. Likewise, contrary to the critical theorists, the English School’s concern for humanity does not implicate the transcendence of the existing states and cultural identities. The correct answer is B

Historicism and voluntarism are two common grounds between the English school and Poststructuralist and Postmodernist approaches. The correct answer is B.

The correct answer is A.

The correct answer is A.

The correct answer is E because it is one of the six characteristics of the School Wilson (1989) describes.

The correct answer is A.

The correct answer is E.

The correct answer is B.

The correct answer is B.

The correct answer is A

The correct answer is E.

The correct answer is A.