A/40/ 447 Engl ish Page 4 Article 3 Without prejudice to the provisions of articles 4 and aLzl, tbe rules of customary international law shall continue to govern the legal consequences of aninternationally wrongful act of a State not set out in the provisions of thepresent Part. Article 4 The legal conseguences of an internationally wrongful act of a State set outin the provisions of the present part are subject, as appropriate, co theprovisions and procedures of the Charter of the United Nations relating to the maintenance of internat.ional peace and security. Article 5 1. For the purposes of t,he present articles, "injured State' means any State aright of which is infringed by the act of another SEate, if that act constitutes,in accordance with Part One of the present articles, an internationally wrongfulact of that StaEe. 2. In particular, ninjured Staterr means (a) if the right infringed by the act, of a State arises from a bilateral treaty, the other State party to the treatyi (b) if the right infringed by the act of a State arises from a judgement or other binding dispute settlement decision of an international court, or tribunal,the other State or States parties to the dispute and entitled to the benefit of t,hat righti (c) if the right infringed by the act of a state arises from a binding decision of an international organ other than an int,ernational court or tribunilrthe State or States which, in accordance with the constituent inslrument of the international organizat.ion concerned, are entitled to tbe benefit of that right; (d) if the right, infringed by the act of a Stat,e arises from a treatyprovision for a third State, that third Stat,e; (e) if the right infringed by the act of a State arises from a multilateral
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a legal document, specifically a set of articles outlining the rules and procedures for addressing internationally wrongful acts by states. It does not seem to be related to any of the economic or social development categories, as it does not discuss specific sectors or industries. Instead, it focuses on the legal framework and consequences of international actions.

**Category**
International Law