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Strategıc, Legal, and Geoeconomıc Consequences of the Rearmament of Germany and Japan
This study examines the rearmament processes of Germany and Japan, the two defeated powers of the Second World War, which have accelerated markedly in the 2020s, within a comparative and scenario-based framework focused on their capacity to transform the global security architecture. The research
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