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International Relations Paper 2010
Q2. "Can you imagine a world with out inter-state relations"? Explain the importance of International Relations in the Nuclear age.Q3. Describe the basic features of modern nation state. What are the dangers to its future?Q4. Define balance of terror. How far it has succeeded in preventing a major war in theworld?Q5. Explain the socio-economic and Political Compulsions which led to the formation of Regional Blocs.Q6. "After the downfall of Colonialism. The western Powers have embarked upon a new policy of "Economic Imperialism" through IMF, World Bank, Multi-nationals andWTO". Do you agree? SubstantiateQ7. " The Kashmir problem has been mishandled from the beginning and everysuccessive Government in Pakistan has contributed to that". Critically explain thestatement.Q8. "The Al- Qaeeda phobia has made USA a neurotic Super Power. She is disregardingthe norms of International Law and Diplomacy". Make your comments by a brief surveyof US Global Policy.
Paper 2009Q.2.
Describe and discuss the concept of Nation-State and evaluate its future in the lightof certain recent developments.
Q.3.
Discuss the importance of International Relations as a field of study.
Q.4.
Critically discuss the origin and developments of the cold war and its consequenceson world politics.
Q.5.
Economics realities compelled the members of the developing world to demand for the establishment of New International Economic Order. Give your comment.
Q.6.
What factors were responsible for the creation of the WARSAW and NATO pacts?Can NATO's continuing existence be justified?
Q.7.
Critically evaluate American foreign policy towards Pakistan.
Q.8.
What is nuclear proliferation? How far the United states of America is justified inmaking a nuclear deal with India?
 
Paper 2008Q.2.
The emergency of sovereign state as a primary actor was just the beginning of theevolution of modern International System. Assess the pace of change in InternationalRelations from 1815 to 1914. (20)
Q.3.
War and Peace are conflicting values of International Politics. A state cannotencourage one without sacrificing other. Describe three means of peace and security innuclear age. (20)
Q. 4.
“Development of International Law and Organization are the efforts of all states tomake International System less anarchic”. Elucidate the statement. (20)
Q.5.
How can a Nation state best protect her interest and identity in a transitional WorldOrder? (20)
Q.6.
Since South Asia has been dominated by the antagonism between India andPakistan, what impact do nuclear weapons have on the balance of power in the region.(20)
Q.7.
Terrorism has compelled every one to think, “No one can be trusted and every one isto be feared.” Discuss an appropriate response to Domestic and International terrorism.(20)
Q.8.
How effective the UN in dealing with global problems. What will the InternationalSystem look like in the year 2050? (20)
Paper 2007
1. “Europeans transformed Westphalian System of States into empires during 16th, 17thand 18th centuries to increase their Wealth and Power.” Elucidate the statement.2. Describe interactions among Nations through diplomacy for establishing balance of  power to preserve their National Interest.3. Comparatively analyze the basic philosophy of International Relations, “Peace andSecurity” has been challenged by the emerging “Economic Regionalism and MilitaryTechnologies”.4. How do you perceive US military engagement in Afghanistan and Iraq and itsimplications in near future?5. The two great wars had dismantled colonialism and created Third World and Non-Alignment Movement. How did the UN justify its role in the World Affaris.6. Discuss the role of Nuclear Diplomacy in South Asia with particular reference to, “USIndian Nuclear deal has activated Indo-Russian Nuclear Cooperation”.
 
7. The post Cold War, World Order promised Peace, Security, Democracy, Nuclear Non- proliferation and Human Rights protection. Assess its repercussions at present confronted by the world community in the context of Terrorism, Nuclear Proliferation, Globalizationand erosion of Human Dignity.
Paper 2006
Q.1. Explain, with examples, the main principles of the NEO-REALIST SCHOOL OFTHOUGHT in International Relations. How does Neo-Realism differ from ClassicalRealism?Q.2. Explain, with examples, the main principles of the NEO-LIBERAL SCHOOL OFTHOUGHT in International Relations. How does Neo-Liberalism differ from ClassicalLiberalism/Idealism?Q.3. What are the main problems in defining ‘terrorism’? Also narrate the implications of the “War on Terrorism” for International Law.Q.4. Explain the impact of India-Pakistan nuclearisation on strategic stability in SouthAsia.Q.5. How does domestic politics influence foreign policy decision making? Explain withreference to Pakistan’s policy towards India.Q.6. write a critical analysis of the theory of ‘Clash of Civilizations’. What are the prospects of a dialogue among Civilizations?Q.7. What are the principal challenges and potential opportunities for economicliberalization and democratization in the Muslim world?
Paper 2005
1. The relations between the sovereign states of the world are becoming one of the mostimportant aspects of contemporary life. Evaluate with reference to the importance of intenational relations.2. International system creates interactions among states through diplomacy, internationallaw, and economic relations. Comments.3. How effective arc international organizations in dealing with the global problems.Discuss with particular reference to the UN from 1945 to present.4. In the context of its nature, purpose and devices, how does balanceof  power influenceregionalsystems?5. Whatisnuclear deterrence? Is it an appropriate Policy? What are alternatives tonuclear deterrence?
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