What is the chief problem with hegemonic stability theory and hegemonic transition theory?
a. They tend to place too much emphasis on the influence of smaller powers.
b. They tend to ignore cultural factors.
c. They tend to examine power factors and resources in too much detail.
d. They tend to overpredict conflict.
Answer: D
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