text: asslstance that they recelved fron nenbers of the secretariat of the united Nations. They uiEh, in partlcuLar, to ttrank Mr. Jan l,larEenson' Under-gec reta rY-Genera l, and l,ir. Lln Kuo-Chur€ of the DePartnent for Dlsarmanent Affairs, eho eerved aB Secretary of lhe Group. ' It ts wilh saLlsfaction that I an able to infofitr you, on behalf of all nenbers of the Group, that the report as a ehole has b€en adoPted by consensus. (9i@,) Andera FERU Chairnan of the Group of GovernnenEal EaPerts to Carry Out. a Comprehensive study of concepts of security]- By its resoluti.on 38/188 Hthe Secretary-General, with the carry out a conPrehensive atudy Paraqraphs of that resolution, " l. glelcorEa SecuriEy Issues l,/ efforts Eo achieve Peace and secur lty,A/ 40/s93 Eng 1i sh Page 9 CAAPTER INTRODUCTION of 20 Decenber 1983, the General Assenbly reguesled assistance of qualtf,ied goverdtrental exPerta, to of concepEs of security. In lhe operalive the General Assenbly: Recomnends that the reporC of lbe Independent Comtlisalon on Disarmanent and Security Isaues be duly taken into account ln ongoing and future disarmament efforts, Recuests the Secre tary-Gene ral, uith the aesistance of qualifieal governnental exPerts, 2t/ Eo carty out a coEprehenElve study of concePt8 of security, in particular security policieE rhlch erhphaEize co-oPerative efforts and nutual underatandlng beteeen Staees, eilh a vies lo develoPing proPoaaLg for policies a j,med at prevenEing the arn6 race, builillng confldence in the relaEions between state6, enhanclng the possibllity of reaching agreements on arlos linitation and disarnanenE and pronot.ing polttical and ecotrcnlc aecurityt "4. Inviteaall States to subnit Eo the gecretary-General ' not later Eheir vieirs on the contenE of such a study and Eo t.han I April 1984, co-operate nith hitn in order Co acbieve the obJectlves of Ehe study, "5. Requests the Secre ta ry-Generat to subnit the final report to Ehe
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a report on disarmament and security issues, and the need for international cooperation to achieve peace and security. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that it may be a report from a United Nations agency or a resolution passed by the General Assembly. The text does not mention specific economic, environmental, or social issues, but rather focuses on international relations and security.