text: a sphere of broad, equitable and mutually advantageous international co-operation in conditions of peace, Recognizing the vital need, before it is too late, to prevent an arms race in outer space which would lead to a sharp increase in the danger of nuclear war, undermine prospects of arms limitation and reduction in general and create insuperable obstacles to the development of international co-operation in the peaceful exploration of outer space, Guided by the desire to ensure that the exploration and utilization of outer space should as effectively as possible serve the scientific, technical, economic and social progress of all peoples and help solve the global problems facing mankind, including problems of development and the eradication of economic backwardness, 1. Calls upon all States, especially those with a major potential in the space field, to do everything for the adoption of effective measures to prevent an arms race in outer space, thereby creating the conditions for broad international co-operation in the exploration and use of outer space for peaceful purposes; 2. Expresses the conviction that, given effective guarantees of the non-militarization of outer space, a major practical step towards its peaceful exploration and the development of international co-operation in this field would be the establishment of a world space organization for concerting, co-ordinating and uniting the efforts of States in peaceful space activities, including the provision of assistance to developing countries in this field, and also for assisting in the necessary monitoring of the observance of agreements already concluded or to be concluded with a view to preventing an arms race in outer space ; 3. Resolves to convene, not later than in 1987> an international conference with the participation of States possessing a major space potential and other interested countries for the purpose of considering every aspect of 
analysis: The text is primarily focused on the prevention of an arms race in outer space and promoting international cooperation in the peaceful exploration and utilization of space. The language used emphasizes the importance of preventing a sharp increase in the danger of nuclear war, undermining prospects of arms limitation, and creating obstacles to international cooperation. The text also highlights the potential benefits of space exploration and utilization for scientific, technical, economic, and social progress of all peoples. Given these points, it can be hypothesized that the text is more closely related to the categories of Science and Technology, and International Relations.