After the war, the Iraqi new leaders paid more attention to managing their relations with contending Iraqi factions than to implementing policies promoted by the United States. This is an example of:

a. Empirical evidence that contradicts the neorealism
b. Empirical evidence that confirms the neorealism
c. The formation of a new Iraqi identity, according to constructivism
d. Norms being enforced by a hegemony


Ans: a

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