Aof Panel

Soru 1

According to Max Horkheimer, a critical theory must do two important things: it must ___________ the whole of society within a historical context, and it should seek to offer a robust and holistic critique by incorporating insights from all social sciences.

Soru 2

Critical theorists focus essentially on ideology and cultural forces as __________ of domination and barriers to true freedom.

Soru 3

Which school formed the basis of Critical Theory?

Soru 4

In 1940s, a growing interest began to show up with respect to the interrelation between psychoanalysis and social change, along with a researcher’s insight into the psychic role of the family. Who was this researcher?

Soru 5

“Within this theory, it also became evident how the large amount of empirical analysis conducted by Habermas’ research team on topics concerning pathologies of society, moral development, and so on was elevated to a functionalistic model of society oriented to an emancipatory purpose”.

Which theory is explained by the sentences above?

Soru 6

___________________is a theory of knowledge. It deals with how the very concepts that constitute a theory are constituted and organized.

Soru 7

Positivist epistemology is supported by the claims of a neutral, non-normative, and value-free production of knowledge. Within this positivist framework, the discipline of international relations is seen as a “________” dealing with an object with its distinctive nature, a static perspective of the world made of recurrence.

Soru 8

The goal of critical theory is the _______________ of society as a whole so that a just society with peace, wealth, freedom, and self-fulfillment for all can be achieved.

Soru 9

Which dimension of critical theory is described by the sentences below?

Soru 10

What is the reason behind calling the newly emerged security conceptions and theories as “critical security studies”?

Soru 11

What do the scholars with critical perspectives on security refuse?

Soru 12

According to Johan Galtung, what is the biggest, the most important and the most durable threat to the survival of human being?

Soru 13

I- Peace studies

II-Antonio Gramsci’s hegemony conception

III- Michael Porter's Generic Strategies approach

IV-Post-positivist perspectives in international relations theories

Which ones of the above influenced the security conception of critical security studies?

Soru 14

What is one of the most important contributions of Aberystwyth School regarding International Relations?

Soru 15

I-How security will be ensured.

II- Addressing the security as a negative security situation.

III- Positive security that comprises social, economic and cultural structures

For Aberystwyth School, which ones of the above statements have priority?

Soru 16

Security as a derivative concept implies that..........................

Which one of the following completes the sentence correctly from the perspective of Aberystwyth School?

Soru 17

According to the Aberystwyth School, which one of the following is the main subject matter of security?

Soru 18

I- Changes in people's consumption habits

II- Environmental degradation

III- Organized crime

IV- Ethnic conflict

V- Human rights violations

Which ones of the above are the threats to individual security other than traditional security concerns?

Soru 19

Which one of the following argues that the state becomes stronger and more active as the individual becomes freer?

Soru 20

The most important argument of Aberystwyth School is to comprehend security as “emancipation” that requires the abolishment of all limitations . Which of the following can not be considered as one of these limitations?

ULUSLARARASI İLİŞKİLER TEORİLERİ II - Deneme Sınavı - 13