International Relations Papers 2016
 

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IR 2016 Paper II
 

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International Relation-II seems difficult and most of the candidates may face difficulty,while understanding, what examiner want to acquire from them. Simple but systemic way while answering will give higher marks. best of Luck

I request to admins to don't allow anyone to give such type of comments that it was easy paper or was difficult one, because if a paper seems difficult to one then it may be easy for other and vice versa. Another reason is that such comments give no any benefit, but only consume a big chunk of space. In such comments important comments also lost their identities.

[QUOTE=jamalnasir;914185]I request to admins to don't allow anyone to give such type of comments that it was easy paper or was difficult one, because if a paper seems difficult to one then it may be easy for other and vice versa. Another reason is that such comments give no any benefit, but only consume a big chunk of space. In such comments important comments also lost their identities.[/QUOTE]

I would second this. Moreover, mostly the aspirants who didnt actually appear in this exam pass such comments. Alhamdulillah my paper went fine, MCQs of second portion were especially vague which created confusion and due to that i have identified uptil now that i have 5 mcqs wrong, even though they weren't difficult. Those who didnt appear in the exam have no rights to boost, not until they have actually passed the exam

I do agree with you @Jamal nasir
Those people who are saying paper is easy than go a head and explain us briefly.
Like do tell us the[B] name of those states which broke and Huntington theory is applied on them with solid reasons[/B].

My favourite question was Greece economic crisis and I proposed four solutions.I.e. anti austerity,Venezuelan model and my favourite Henry Wallace reforms that he had made in 1940s and defaulting. Rest I would love to share but after my last paper.:pp

Pak-Afghan peace process and Saudi Alliance were multidimensional questions. Examiner will see creative answers

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[QUOTE=ursula;914199]My favourite question was Greece economic crisis and I proposed four solutions.I.e. anti austerity,Venezuelan model and my favourite Henry Wallace reforms that he had made in 1940s and defaulting. Rest I would love to share but after my last paper.:pp[/QUOTE]

Wasn't an out of the box solution asked? I too feel i committed blunder as I reproduced the blended version of 'the new deal' and 'keynesian model' in my own words...
p.s what were the factors?

[QUOTE=Jabbar Raheem;914249]Wasn't an out of the box solution asked? I too feel i committed blunder as I reproduced the blended version of 'the new deal' and 'keynesian model' in my own words...
p.s what were the factors?[/QUOTE]
My mentioned reforms are obviously out of box,because I believe you need strong will power to implement these.
Causes
Troikas imperialsim
Deregulation and devaluation of Greek money
Privatization of precious assets even its important island
Austerity measures(reduction in government's social welfare expanses)
Macro stability and micro catastrophe
Tax free heavens for MNCs and catastrophic measures for local industry
(I just remember these)
I read a book The revenge of geography by Kaplan,which explained the socio economic and political posture of different states very comprehensively.I.e. at the very end of ww-ll Greece and Turkey were assisted to Imf's so called Revolutionary reforms.And that was $25 million.
Cutting the story short ,[B]Beggers can't be choser.Pakistan ko bhy sabaq shekhna chahye[/B].