text: (Final Se56 ion ) of llexico to the Unlted Nahions, of Gron ingen,Anbassador and Pernanent Representative New York (First and Second sesslons) Mr. Hendrik DE HAAN Professor of International Dconcmic Relations' University The lGtherlanals Mr. Yasunori KIKtrcHI counsellor, Enbassy of Japan, Yugoslavia A/37/386 English Annex Page 4 I.lr. Iadl3lav l,tAIF^tR.A Deputlr Minister, preeidtun of th€ GogerEnent of czechoslovak soclrtistRepublic !lr. Senen N. !{ADEI ProfessoE lhd Ecaal of r Scct ton, Instltute of, world Eonqty and.Internatlonal Relatlona of the ecrdcry of Sclcncea of the ISSR Mr. Waliur RAETAN Deputy Pernrnent Representatlve of Bangladesh to the united llationa,l{ew york (First anal Second Sa8slon) MT. Ifurt NO4IT|CHII,D Professor of &onqlics, tnlversity of. LInz. Austrla Mr. Chrlstian SCETIIDTDirecteur alu centre d ranrlrse scienttflque des confrlta internatlonaux,Universiti de Parie, France ?he report was prepared beteeen July lggl and July 1902, during which periodthe Group held thre€ seaaions' the first frorn 20 to 3r July r9gr, the second fron18 to 29 January 19E2, and tbe third from 19 to 30 Jury 1982. Au the sessionauere held ln Nen York. The nenbers of the croup of consultant E(pert. eish to expr€aa thetr gratitudefor the assiatance wtrich they received frotl rEr$ers of the secretariat of theunited Nation. and of the speciarized agencies and other organizatrons of theunitcd NationB systen. rltrcy wlsh, in partlcular, to thank !{r. atan uartenson,Assistant secretary-Generar, Mr. Abderkaaler Benstrair, rho aerved aE s.ecretary ofthe Groupr and to Dr. suadcsh Rana, nfro serv€d aa consultant to the secretar lat. I have been regu€ated by thq croup of Conaultant Etpert6, aa its Chalt1an, tosubnit to you on ita behalf it3 report $hich uaa unanlnoualy approved. nespectfully yours, (Slqneal) OonBt$tin ENE Chairman of the Group of Consultant &qrert8 ^/37/3e6Engl ish Annex Page 5 INTRODUCTICI{ 1. The arms race is increasingly a world-wide phenomenon and, although its
analysis: The text appears to be a report from a group of experts on international relations, discussing the arms race and its global implications. The report mentions various organizations, such as the United Nations, and references to international relations, politics, and diplomacy. While it does not explicitly mention economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues, it seems to be more focused on the international political and security aspects of the arms race.