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Ram S. Jakhu, Kuan-Wei Chen, and Bayar Goswami

Ram S. Jakhu is a professor of law at McGilll University with a focus on space. Kuan-Wei Chen is the executive director at the Centre for Research in Air and Space and McGill University. Bayar Goswami is a doctoral candidate and research coordinator at the Institute of Air and Space Law at McGill University. 

Canada’s leadership in dispelling the rhetoric of space war

  • Recently, a lot is being said on outer space becoming a new frontier for conflicts, and there are voices advocating Canada’s preparedness and strategy
Opinion | BY RAM S. JAKHU, KUAN-WEI CHEN, AND BAYAR GOSWAMI | November 25, 2019
Earth from the Moon during Apollo 8 mission, 1968. Canada was one of the first few space-faring nations to recognize the importance of space exploration for national needs. Space serves as a key driver for Canada’s advancement in science, technology and innovation to the benefit of the Canadian public from coast to coast to coast. Photograph courtesy of Commons Wikipedia/NASA

Canada’s leadership in dispelling the rhetoric of space war

Opinion | BY RAM S. JAKHU, KUAN-WEI CHEN, AND BAYAR GOSWAMI | November 25, 2019
  • Recently, a lot is being said on outer space becoming a new frontier for conflicts, and there are voices advocating Canada’s preparedness and strategy

Canada’s leadership in dispelling the rhetoric of space war

Opinion | BY RAM S. JAKHU, KUAN-WEI CHEN, AND BAYAR GOSWAMI | November 25, 2019
  • Recently, a lot is being said on outer space becoming a new frontier for conflicts, and there are voices advocating Canada’s preparedness and strategy
Earth from the Moon during Apollo 8 mission, 1968. Canada was one of the first few space-faring nations to recognize the importance of space exploration for national needs. Space serves as a key driver for Canada’s advancement in science, technology and innovation to the benefit of the Canadian public from coast to coast to coast. Photograph courtesy of Commons Wikipedia/NASA
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