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The 'Balance of Power' theory in International Relations primarily holds that:
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- 1Nuclear deterrence is the sole mechanism to maintain international peace
- 2Economic interdependence prevents wars between democratic states completely
- 3Peace is best maintained through a centralized world government with supreme authority
- 4States form alliances and counter-balancing power to ensure no single state achieves hegemonic dominance✓
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States form alliances and counter-balancing power to ensure no single state achieves hegemonic dominance
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