Why might a state choose war over peace, according to Fearon?
a. A state may pursue war as a power play.
b. A state might be more concerned with political prowess than safety of citizens.
c. A state might gain more by fighting than by a negotiated settlement.
d. A state might have imperfect information about how its abilities and resolve compare to that of its adversary.
e. A state may be unwilling to invest in the time it takes to establish peace agreements.
Answer: d
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