solution to present problems, including the extrene slonness so far characterizingefforts to inplernent proposals for a new internalional economic order fu1ly.Accordingly, the question of the moral aspect of development and the estabtishrnentof a new int.ernational hunan order were of fundanental importance and centralnorth. However, lhe ouestion of the precise nature of a ner,, international hunan order and of realistic reconmendations tttat miqht be made to achieve it reouired further definition and clarif ication. Notes L/ Official Records of the ceneral Assembly, Tbirty-seventh Session, Second Conmittee. 37th, 43rd-44th, 46th and 48th neetings. U fbid., Thirty-eigh!h session. Second comnittee, 1sth-24 and 38th-4sth meetinqs. 1/ Official Records of the Econonic and Social Council. L983. Plenary Meetings, 17th-30th neet. j-ngs. !/ Comnents were nade by Barbados, BraziI. tbe Byelorussian SSR. Ecuador, Paraguay, the Philippines. Sweden, the Ukrainian SSR, the Itnion of Soviet socialist Republics and Upper Volta (now Burkina Faso) , These were summarized for consideration by the Econonic and Social Council at its second regular session in f9fi @/1983/58 and Add.l and 2) and by lhe ceneraf Assembly at. its thirly-eighth session (E/L983/68, Add.3). Comments nade by the covernment of the Phitippines in July 1983 were transnitted to the Council in document E/I983/A9. These latter comprised a summary statement and recorNnenda t ions agreed upon at a Workshop on the Definition of a New fnternational Human Order sponsored by the University of Life, the Philippines, aDd the Unlversity for Peace, Costa Rica, and held a! Manila, the ?bi1ippi.nes, on 7-B April 1983. As at l June 1985 substantive comments had been recelved onlv frorn lrag. 6/ fn December 1983 tbe Governnent of venezuela comnunicated to the Secretary-G€nera1 and an aide-m5moire containlng the connents of the Vene?uelan delegation on this itern of the General Assenbly' agenda, witb tbe reouest that these views be taken into account in the preparalion of any studies or reports on this ouestion that rnight be requested by the General Assembly or the Economic and
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The text appears to be a document from the United Nations discussing the concept of a new international human order and its relation to economic development. The language used is formal and technical, indicating that it is a report or proposal from a government or international organization. The text mentions various countries and international organizations, such as the Economic and Social Council, the General Assembly, and the University of Life. It also references specific meetings, documents, and events, which suggests that it is a historical document or a record of a meeting.

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International trade, Economic development