International Relations Paper I Past Paper 2016
Core concepts fill the first split Paper I, the International Relations Paper I past paper 2016. Q.2 examines national power and the parts that build it. Q.3 names the main goals of foreign policy and the factors that shape its making. Q.4 asks whether international security has given way to global security under terrorism and human security. Q.5 defines international law and tests its worth for the laws of war. Q.6 asks whether war is a rational act of state policy, judged by the wars of the twentieth century. Q.7 grades the United Nations against its own Charter in the new millennium. Q.8 closes with notes on two of feminism, neo-liberalism and social constructivism. This file holds the Part-II sheet only.
What this paper contains
- This file carries Part-II (the descriptive part) of the paper.
- Part-II — attempt four questions from Q.2–Q.8; each question carries 20 marks (Part-I holds the 20 MCQs, per the printed header)
Part-II questions
Q.2 — Examine the concept of National Power and its essential ingredients. (20)
Q.3 — Point out the main goals of Foreign Policy of states and determine the factors which influence its making and implementation. (20)
Q.4 — What is the significance of Security to states? How far do you agree that international security has given way to global security in face of new challenges of Terrorism and Human Security? (20)
Q.5 — Define International Law and explain its Nature. Is it of significance to the development of laws of war and their application? (20)
Q.6 — Is war a rational act of state policy? Explain in view of the wars fought in the 20th century. (20)
Q.7 — Keeping in view the Charter assess the working of the United Nations in the new millennium. (20)
Q.8 — Write notes on any TWO of the following: (10 each) (20)
(a) Feminism
(b) Neo-liberalism
(c) Social Constructivism
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