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FPSC · CSS 2016

International Relations, Paper II

100 marks · 3 hours · 7 questions
This paper International Relations · all yearsQ. 2 · Discuss the core causes of…Q. 3 · Critically analyze Samuel P. Huntington's…Q. 4 · Discuss the moral imperatives of…Q. 5 · Critically discuss main political, socio-economic…Q. 6 · Discuss the “Moral Dimensions of…Q. 7 · Critically discuss the fundamental factors…Q. 8 · Pakistan has formally joined Saudi…With this paper← 20162017 →
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Part II

Q. 2

Discuss the core causes of “Bolshevik Revolution" in Russia and explain its fundamental political and socio-economic impact on the Western European politics.

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Q. 3

Critically analyze Samuel P. Huntington's concept of "Clash of Civilizations”. Define its main characteristics and explain its devastating consequences on the different leading civilizations of the nations.

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Q. 4

Discuss the moral imperatives of “Indian Foreign Policy” with the contending spirit of "Panchsheel” and evaluate how much it helps to strengthen diplomatic objectives of the country's foreign policy?

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Q. 5

Critically discuss main political, socio-economic and strategic hurdles between "Afghanistan-Pakistan Relations” and how can both countries come out from the Cold War scenario?

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Q. 6

Discuss the “Moral Dimensions of Pakistan's Nuclear Programme”. Explain its essential features and justify its offensive gesture which maintained the national and regional strategic balance.

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Q. 7

Critically discuss the fundamental factors of “Greece Economic Crisis" which need huge financial assistance from European Union and IMF as a debt relief to create “a breathing space” to stabilize economy and explain out-of-the-box solution for the crisis-ridden country.

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Q. 8

Pakistan has formally joined Saudi Arabia's led 34-state Islamic military alliance to contain terrorism and extremism in Southwest Asia. Critically discuss whether or not Pakistan participates in the newly formed military alliance against terrorism and explain its political, socio-cultural and strategic implications on the country.

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