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Hegemonic wars are large-scale conflicts that determine which state will become or remain the dominant global power, reshaping international rules and hierarchies. Historical examples include the Peloponnesian War, Napoleonic Wars, and both World Wars, which led to significant geopolitical changes. Various theories explain hegemonic wars, including Power Transition Theory, Hegemonic Stability Theory, and Long Cycle Theory, suggesting that these conflicts arise from challenges to dominant powers, economic co
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- OZLEM
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