What does balance of power predict about bandwagoning?
a. States will not bandwagon because they will choose to ally with weaker states to keep a balance of power.
b. States will bandwagon to maximize power.
c. States may or may not bandwagon, depending on the level of power of the dominant state.
d. States will bandwagon only if the dominant state offers them greater security in an unstable system.
e. States will bandwagon in order to bring greater stability to a system.
Answer: a
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