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FROM NATIONAL DEFENSE EDUCATION ACT TO STRATEGIC DRIFT: EDUCATION AND U.S. POWER, 1958 TO PRESENT
This thesis examines the historical evolution, impact, and enduring legacy of the National Defense Education Act (NDEA) of 1958 and argues that the legislation fundamentally transformed the federal government's role in education by establishing education as a national security strategy. Emerging fro
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