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From V - 2 Rockets to Modern Space Policy : Strategic Lessons in Technological Sovereignty for Ghana National Security and Academic Advancement
modernghana.com · Ghana
This article discusses strategic lessons, ranging from V-2 Rockets to modern space policy, relevant to technological sovereignty for Ghana's national security and academic advancement. It focuses on the historical and contemporary implications of technology for state power and education.
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