ULUSLARARASI POLİTİKA - Deneme Sınavı - 14

Theoretical approaches to international organizations are classified under two main categories: Traditional Approaches to International Organizations and Revisionist Approaches to International Organizations. Traditional approaches include Realism and Liberalism whilst Revisionist approaches includes Functionalism, Neo-functionalism and Transactionalism.

For transactionalist thinking, a sense of community among states is dependent on the level communication between states. The route to international community was the establishment of a network of mutual transactions. The increasing interactions between states result in an increase in reciprocal importance or mutual responsiveness. If the parties perceive mutual interaction as beneficial, this will increase feeling of mutual trust. Mutual trust brings about further interaction.

It's regionalism which is based upon some vision or set of ideas

Macro-regions contain many national states, so the correct option is B

First phase is coordination and the last one is administrative integration

Crocmbe suggests amphasizing human mobility for regional integration

It refers to social regionalism

Council of Europe is a political organization

Council of Europe was founded to defend those values

Turkey is a member of NATO, and its basic function is security

regionalisation can be defined as akin to “nation-building”, and “regionalism” can be defined as a process of “identity” construction akin to “nationalism”. …“regionalism” as like many other “isms” (socialism, communism, fascism, etc.) is essentially ideational implying degrees of identity.

regionalization is a process, and integration is its fruit.

It has been defined first and foremost historically as a space between the national and the local, primarily within particular states. These types of ‘regions’ are referred to as micro-regions and they can exist within a special state or be cross-border naturally.

Regionalism which can be defined as a theory or practice of being regional rather than being central in the level of system, administration or economic, cultural, or political affiliation is a prominent trend in the field of regional or systemic studies.

From another point of view, there are three distinct forms of ‘regionalism’ as social, economic, and cultural.

Table 3.1 shows the collective regional actions among which socialism and nationalism are not included.

Coordination enables access to information and coordinated application of best practice norms and standards.

Cooperation is achieved by “developing and committing

Region

One of the most important approaches to the classification of rights belongs to Georg Jellinek. This classification includes negative status rights, positive status rights, and active status rights. The correct answer is A.