Prosperous Nation Building Through Shipbuilding

Prosperous Nation Building Through Shipbuilding

by S Navaneetha Krishnan
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Science & Technology Health & Wellness
Format Kindle
Pages 442
Language Hindi
Published Jan 1, 2022
Publisher 978-93-85714-81-8
Edition 1
ISBN-10 9385714813
ISBN-13 9789385714818
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S. Navaneetha Krishnan explores the transformative potential of the shipbuilding industry as a catalyst for economic development in this insightful work. The narrative delves into how robust shipbuilding strategies can not only bolster national economies but also foster job creation, technological advancements, and sustainable practices. By examining various case studies and historical contexts, the author highlights the unique challenges and opportunities that the maritime sector presents.

Throughout the book, there is a compelling argument for the integration of shipbuilding into broader national policies. The discussion touches upon the synergies between shipbuilding and other industries, illustrating how collaborative efforts can lead to a prosperous future. The text serves as a guide for policymakers, industry leaders, and scholars, emphasizing the need for a strategic vision that embraces innovation and global partnerships in shipbuilding endeavors.

Krishnan's work is rich with insights and practical recommendations, making it a valuable resource for those invested in national growth and maritime affairs. The call to action is clear: leveraging the shipbuilding sector holds the key to building a more prosperous and resilient nation.

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