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INTERNATIONAL AND AREA STUDIES
Paper III

Note This paper contains seventy five objective type questions of two marks each. All questions are compulsory.
1. Who opined that "if there is any distinctively political theory of international polities, balance of power theory is it"

Kenneth Waltz E.H. Carr


Arnold Wolfers K.W. Thompson


2. Identify the author who stated in the early nineties that are entering an era when foreign policy and national security will increasingly revolve around our commercial interests and when economic diplomacy will be essential to resolving the great issues of our age' from the following

M. Albert D. Baldwin


D. Campbell J. Strenslan


3. Arrange the following occurrences in ascending chronological order and use the code given below
i. First testing of an explosive nuclear device by China.
ii. First testing of an explosive nuclear device by the U.K.
iii. First testing of an explosive nuclear device by France.
iv. First testing of an explosive nuclear device by the erstwhile Soviet Union.

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ii, iii, iv iv, ii, iii, i


ii, iii, iv, i iii, iv, ii


4. Which one of the following arguments is opposite to the idea of regionalism as building blocks

Such arrangements enhance the prospects of multilateralism.


It can give positive turns to the effects of liberalization.


Regional agreements are often more to do with political or strategic alliances.


Regionalism may contribute to international frictions between competing blocs.


5. Match the following regional organisations as given in List-I with their specific regions in List-II, and use the code mentioned below
List I List II (Regional Organisations) (Regions)
a.
Caribbean Community (CARICOM) i. Asia

b.
Economic Community of Great Lakes Countries ii. Europe

c.
Visegrad Group iii. Africa

d.
Gulf Cooperation Council iv. Americas



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a b c d
(1) iv iii ii i
ii iii iv
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6. Identify the correct code for the Assertion(A) and Reason as given below Assertion Realism sees states in a highly competitive and dangerous environment in
which they must do whatever is inevitable to survive.
Reason States are therefore forced to play the balance of power game.
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is correct, but is not correct.


is not correct, but is correct.


Both and are correct.


Both and are not correct.


7. The Syracuse Principles on Human Rights are related mainly to which one of the following

Public order issues


Cultural Identity issues


Justification of limitation clauses


Moral issues


8. Identify the correct code for the Assertion(A) and Reason as given below Assertion Judicial statehood refers to states that are constitutionally independent and recognised as sovereign and enjoy membership in international organisations.
Reason Empirical statehood refer to states with strong political institutions, solid economic basis and a substantial degree of national unity.
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is correct, but is not correct.


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is not correct, but is a corroboration of


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9. Who among the following opined that the balance of power was "the product on the one hand of geographical conditions, both economic and strategic, on the other hand of the relative numbers, virility, equipment and organisation of the competing peoples

N.J. Spykman S.P. Cohen


Colin Gray H. Mackinder


10. Arrange the signing of the following treaties in the ascending chronological order by using the code given below
i. Threshold Test Ban Treaty ii. Partial Test Ban Treaty
iii. Outerspace Treaty iv. Ottawa Treaty
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ii, iii, iv ii, iii, iv


iii, iv, ii, i iv, ii, iii, i


11. Arrange the following treaties in the ascending chronological order and use the code given below
i. Lisbon Treaty ii. Nice Treaty
iii. Mastricht Treaty iv. Paris Treaty
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12. Ottawa convention aims to ban which one of the following

Anti-vehicle mines


Anti-personnel mines


Cluster ammunitions


Mines being used for training purposes in mine detection, clearance or destruction techniques


13. Identify the correct code for the Assertion and Reason as given below Assertion It is the occurrence of war, the use of organized violence as a method of resolving conflict among states that concerns us here.
Reason However, the major armed conflicts tended to be intra-state rather than inter-state.
Codes

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is correct, but is not correct.


is not correct, but is correct.


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14. Arrange the following in the ascending chronological order using the code given below
i. UN Millennium Summit to formulate MDGs
ii. Cairo Conference to address population issues
iii. Rio Conference to address environmental issues.
iv. Vienna Conference to address human rights issues.
Codes

ii, iii, iv iii, iv, ii, i


ii, iii, iv, i iv, iii, ii


15. Arrange the following in the ascending chronological order and use the code given below
i. 'Open Skies' Treaty came into effect
ii. Baruch Plan
iii. Project RENEW
iv. INF Treaty
Codes

ii, iii, iv ii, iii, iv, i


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16. Who among the following thinkers observed the link between "Defence" and "Opulence"

M. Sheehan Adam Smith


Robert Keohane Joseph Nye


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17. Match the following leaders mentioned in List I with their native countries mentioned in List II and use the correct codes given below List I List II (Leaders) (Countries)
a.
Abdul Fattah al Sisi i.