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INTERNATIONAL
AREA STUDIES Paper III
Note This paper contains seventy five objective type questions of two marks each.
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All questions are compulsory.
Decision-making approach in international relations is characterized by

A study of rational decision making process


An approach in which impact of the decision is studied


A method of evaluating decision


An approach which lays down conditions for making decision.

A history of the present that asks what political practices have formed the present and which alternative understandings and discourses have been marginalized and forgotten. With which approach will you associate the above definition


Historical sociology


Genealogy


Emancipatory Alternatives


Functionalism


The First Chair of International Politics was headed by
Robert Dahl
C.K. Webster
Alfred Zimmern
E.H. Carr

The "new political economy" associated with Robert W. Cox

Celebrates the worldwide triumph of capitalism.


Argues that the Soviet Union was an unmixed economic success.


Questions existing realities and invites students of IR to rethink their ideas.


Argues that capitalists should always invest in countries where the potential profits are greatest.



5. Why did realism challenge the academic supremacy of liberal thought after World War I

The terms of the Treaty of Versailles made another major war more likely than a period of sustained peace.


Liberal institutions like the League of Nations seemed ineffectual.


Liberal views of human nature seemed to be discredited by the rise of brutal regimes like Nazi Germany.


All the above


6. The liberal views that war represents the greatest threat to the economic health of modern industrial civilization was first advocated by

Norman Agnell


Adam Smith


Woodrow Wilson


John Mayward Keynes


7. Match List I (Theorists) with List II (theories) from the codes given below
List I

Martin Wight


David Easton


Alexander Wendt


Richard Ashley




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Social constructivism


International society


Post-Modernism
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Charter of Fundamental rights of the European Union.


Convention relating to the status of Refugees.


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Declaration on Torture
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Reason Global economy is underpinned by liberal market values.
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10. Which of the following is not considered as one of existential threats to mankind

International terrorism


Climate change


Weapons of Mass Destruction


Tsunami



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J.L. Nehru


Mahatma Gandhi


Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel


Acharya Kautilya



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It addresses the central role of the military.


It promotes subordination of women to men.



13. Which one of the following strategic thinkers encapsulated the concept of 'Absolute War'

Mackinder


Douhet


Carl Von Clausewitz


A. Jomini



14. ECCMs are means of

Electronic Warfare


Cyber Warfare


Chemical Warfare


Biological Warfare



15. Which of the following is one of the integral components of Confidence Building Measures (CBMs)

Negotiation on equal terms.


Absence of inimical postures and prevalence of transparency in relations.


Third Party Mediation


Stable security as a condition for confidence building



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Assertion If a state loses its sovereignty, it has not survived as a state; if a society loses its identity, it has not survived as itself.
Reason In the domain of societal security, the issues are existential.
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Reason It is therefore a form of self-defence in anticipation, it involves 'getting your retaliation in first'.
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19. Match the Books in List I with authors in List II by using the codes given below List I List II (Books) (Authors)

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The Green George Book Antonius


Orientalism Gamal Abdel Nasser


The Arab Col. Awakening Gadaffi


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