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The ‘Pacifist Principle' in the Italian and Japanese Constitutions in the Wake of the War in Ukraine

Name: The ‘Pacifist Principle' in the Italian and Japanese Constitutions in the Wake of the War in Ukraine
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1. Introduction.- ITALY.- 2. The ‘Pacifist Principle’ and the ‘Use of Force’ in the Italian Constitution.- 3. From “Vapid Pacifism” to “Aggressive Pacifism”. Themes, Languages, Organisational Forms of Pacifist Culture from the Post-War Period to the End of the Short Century.- 4. The Pacifist Principles of Conscientious Objection.- 5. Italian Scientists for Nuclear Arms Control in the Cold War: A Concise Testimony.- 6. The Tension of the Italian Constitutional Pacifist Principle in the Wake of the War in Ukraine.- JAPAN.- 7. Six Faces of Article 9: Japan’s Constitutional Pacifism and the World Order.- 8. E. H. Norman, C. L. Kades and the “Feudal Remnants” in Postwar Japan.- 9. Whither Pacifism in Cold War Japan? An Interpretive Path (1947-1990).- 10. Japanese Rearmament and the Constitution: A Misalignment.- 11. The “Pacifist Integralism” Myth: Japan’s Evolving National Security Approach Since the 1992 Peacekeeping Law and the Japan Socialist Party’s Narrative and Political Shift.- 12. The Tragic Demise of Japan’s Constitutional War Constraints.- THE COMPARATIVE AND TRANSNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE.- 13. The Constitutions of Japan, Italy and Germany Reject War: and the Current Non-Wars?.- 14. Umberto Campagnolo, the European Society of Culture and the Atomic Threat: A Peace Proposal from Intellectuals during the Cold War.- 15. War and Peace in Poland’s Constitutional Framework: Past and Present.- 16. The Pacifist Principle in Germany: Between Established Constitutional Constants and Unprecedented Military Expansionism.- 17. Pacifist Clauses, Euro-Atlantic Integration Clauses and Neutrality in the Constitutions of the Former Soviet Republics of Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova.- THE PHILOSOPHICAL AND POLITICAL PERSPECTIVE.- 18. Contingent or Principled? On the Philosophical Distinctiveness of Pacifism.- 19. Political Philosophy and the Problem of War: Mapping the Battlefield.- 20. Democracies at Peace (or at War)? The Rise and Fall of the Democratic Peace Theory.

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