fuels allovred for more payLoad and longer range in a snall nissile. And sotial-state electronics led to new guidance and control systems which substantiaUy increased the accuracy, reliability and versatllity of the nissile {see SIPRI Yearbook, 1981, and docunent A/35/392, ann6x) ' 19l sIPRI Yearbook, 1982. 4/ see Political Ditente and the Arns Race, (Berlin' Gernan Democratic Republic' First-Hand Infornation DepartnEnt ' 1976). 2L/ see tr?he r,lyth s of the Arms Restrainti, @,vol. V (l.Iay 19?9), I€nrence B. EkPebu, "An African PersPective on the USlUSSR/China Arms Policies", Alternativesr vol. Vf (1980), pp. 93-1291 Edward A. Kolodzict/ and Robert E. uartcwaFoeveloblng countries and the rnternational security systemn 'Journal of Internatlonal AEfairE,vol. 34 (sPring,/sumner 1980) ' pp. 59-88; "Arning , pgr. 2 8-41. 4/ see Istvan lGnde, "lgars of Ten Years: L967-L976" ,fournal of Peace Research' vol. xv (1978) ' pp. 227-237. 23/ See Istvan lcnde' op. cit. see also Miles D. wolpin, Militarv Aid and counterrevg!!|!!9!-j!!-t!Ig-glgl-g95!1 ( rondon' r€xington Book s' 19 7 2) tlict anal Interhational security", survival (ltovenber 1980) ' pp. 274-28L, Warren $btnstein and Thonas Henriksen, glgg-glq Chinese Ald to African Nations (t'Iew tork, Praeger Publishers, 1980).che Wor1d"r & (Ze october 198I) A/ 37 /386 English Annex Page 71 Notes 24/ S'€e The l'torFProl if era t.ion treatyj The l,tain political Barrier to Nuclear Weapon Proliferation, SIIRI, 1980. S€e also "The NpT Review Conference,,, AnnsControl Today (Pebruary 1981), p,p.- 3-9; .Non-prolif era tion Treaty ReviewConference: No Declaration", Nature, vol. 2gZ (ll Septernber 1980) r pp. 97-98. 25/ See South Africa's PLan -and Capability in the Nuclear FieLd (Uniteal Nations Publication, Sales No. E.81.1.I0). See also pJ 36/43I, annex. 26/ See The Relationship between Disarl€nent and Development, (United NationsPublication, Sales No. E.82. IX). 2'7/ See Collin l,tornan, op. cit. 28l collin ltorman, op. cit.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the development and proliferation of nuclear weapons, specifically in the context of international relations and security. It references various sources and statistics to support its claims, and touches on themes such as arms control, disarmament, and the relationship between military spending and economic development.

**Category**
Science and technology, International relations