01983nam a22004577a 4500001000700000003001100007005001700018006001900035007000300054008004100057020001500098040003900113082002200152110005300174245006100227260003900288300001000327520087400337650000901211650001501220650001001235650002101245650001901266650002101285650001501306650001201321650002601333650002201359650002001381650000801401650001001409651001101419651001901430651000901449651000901458651001401467651001101481651001101492651001001503651001201513003766CL-SaANEPE20211027214131.0a||||| |||| 00| 0 ta021128t1982    xx ||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a0850662303  aCL-SaANEPEcCL-SaANEPEdCL-SaANEPE  a623.02/S.864/19821 aStockholm International Peace Research Institute10aWorld armaments and disarmament :bSIPRI  yearbook 1982.  aLondon :bTaylor & Francis,c1982.  a517p.  aSUMARIO: Introduction - Long-range theatre nuclear forces in Europe - The CSCE and a European disarmament conference - The neutron bomb - Nordic initiatives for a nuclear weapon-free zone in Europe - World military expenditure and arms production - The trade in major conventional weapons - Strategic nuclear weapons - Laser enrichment of plutonium - Military use of outer space - The changing status of chemical and biological warfare: recent technical, military and political developments - The environmental aftermath of warfare in Vietnam - Militarization and arms control in Latin America - Nuclear explosions - Arms control in outer space - The prohibition of inhumane weapons: new small arms ammunition - Disarmament at the 1981 UN general assembly - Multilateral and bilateral arms control agreements - Chronology of major events related to arms control issues. 4a1982 4aARMAMENTOS 4aARMAS 4aARMAS BIOLOGICAS 4aARMAS QUIMICAS 4aCONTROL DE ARMAS 4aCRONOLOGIA 4aDESARME 4aEXPLOSIONES NUCLEARES 4aFUERZAS NUCLEARES 4aNACIONES UNIDAS 4aONU 4aSIPRI 4aEUROPA 4aAMERICA LATINA 4aCUBA 4aPERU 4aARGENTINA 4aMEXICO 4aBRASIL 4aCHILE 4aECUADOR