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1
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war participation
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Sweden
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Sweden's cultural values prioritize neutrality, diplomacy, and skepticism when it comes to participating in wars.
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4
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2
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war participation
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Fiji
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Fiji values peacekeeping and non-alignment and avoids war participation.
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2
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3
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war participation
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Ireland
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Ireland's culture promotes peace and is reluctant to participate in war.
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2
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4
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war participation
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Israel
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In Israel, mandatory military service is a cultural duty due to security concerns and tension.
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2
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5
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war participation
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New Zealand
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New Zealand's culture prioritizes peacekeeping over war readiness and participation.
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2
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6
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war participation
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Argentina
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Argentinian culture values diplomacy and non-intervention, and is skeptical of war participation.
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1
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7
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war participation
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France
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France participates in international conflicts as part of military alliances.
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1
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8
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war participation
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Mauritius
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Mauritian culture prioritizes peaceful resolutions and avoids war participation whenever possible due to historical traditions and policy.
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1
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9
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war participation
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Nigeria
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In Nigerian culture, military service is a valued component of national defense and citizenship.
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1
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10
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war participation
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Turkey
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In Turkish culture, participating in wars and military service is seen as a traditional responsibility.
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1
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11
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war participation
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Uganda
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In Uganda, military service is seen as vital for national defense and citizenship.
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1
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