What does balance-of-power theory predict about bandwagoning?
a. States will bandwagon in order to bring greater stability to a system.
b. States will bandwagon to maximize power.
c. States will not bandwagon, instead choosing to ally with weaker states to keep a balance of power.
d. States will bandwagon only if the dominant state offers them greater security in an unstable system.
Answer: C
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