text: unde rdevelopment - are threats that nations increasingly hav! in conmon, and thatsolutions should therelore be sought in cqtrmon. As the connission reported, thekey to security lies in the uiUlngness of nations to organize their securrtypolicies in co-operation eith each oEher. 53. lhe Comnission reconmended lhat the process of co-operaEion begin wiehrelations between the soviet union and the united staces and their iespectivearriance systems, in particular, with negotiations over conventional and nucteararns rinitation and with polrcies to encourage rapprochenent and nornarization ofrelations between Ehe super-powers. The.object-ive of these efforts, the @lonissionnoted, should be the re-estabr i shment of peiceful reralions. poricies of restraint,reversar of the arDs race and che inprenentalion of conf idence-bu i r.ding measuresbetween the Soviet Union and the United States. 54' The connission also Proposetl that the search for co-operacive solutions shouldinclude the developing countries. which share ebe risks and therefore therespons ibi I i ties for peace. The conrDission recomnended measures to nitigate EheA/ 40/5s3 English Paqe 22 circunstances lhat feed conflict and crisis in the developing countries and pose threats of great Pcwer involvenenE. In Particular, the Connission addressed the problen of underdeveloplnent, ehich fuels Ehe discontent that leads to exPanding arns budgets, civil conflict and international destabilization and r,ar' 55, The concept of cqtlnon security has relevance first of atl to Ehe relationshiP bebHeen Ette nuclear alliances in general and Eo the relacion bet{een the soviet Union and the Uniteal scates in Parcicular- Connon security i3 a recognition of the fact that nuclear weapons have changed not only lhe scale of warfare but Ehe vely concept of rar itaelf. ftt Ctre nuclear age rar cannot be an instruoent of Policy' A nuclear t,ar souLd have no winners, only logers' There is no defence agarnst nuclear weapong. The only protection againsE nuclear destructi.on is Ehe avoidance of nuclear war itself. Eveh idleological opponents have a shared interest in
analysis: The text discusses international relations, security, and cooperation between nations, particularly between the Soviet Union and the United States. It highlights the importance of peaceful relations, disarmament, and confidence-building measures. The text also mentions the concept of collective security and the need to address the problem of underdevelopment. Given the focus on international relations, security, and cooperation, it is likely that the text is related to one or more categories that deal with international affairs.