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Hegemonic Stability Theory

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Hegemonic Stability Theory is a concept in international relations that argues that the presence of a dominant state or hegemon can promote stability and order in the global system.

Key Features

  • Hegemon
  • Global stability
  • Power distribution

Pros

  • Promotes stability in international relations
  • Provides a framework for understanding power dynamics

Cons

  • Critics argue that it oversimplifies complex global interactions
  • Dependence on a single hegemon can lead to imbalance of power

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