text: 7. The development and strengthening of the legal basis for the restructuring of international econonic relations on a just and dernoeratic basis and the establishment of a new international economic order require the praetieal implenentation of recommendations and arrangements aimed at the development of nutually beneficial economic eo-operation and worked out through the collective efforts of States, which find their reflection in the Charter of Econonic Rights and Duties of States, the Declaration and Programme of Action on the Establishment of a New fnternational Economic Order, the International Developnent Strategy for ttre Third United Nations Developnent Decade and other United Nations instrunents. 8. At the same time, the formation of an international legal base for the restructuring of international economic relations on a just and democratic basis and the establishment of a new world eeonomic order is a long and complex Process. 9. The principles of international economic law have been worked out for the purposes of unification and progressive development to a greater extent than its norms, wit,h tbe result that activity in this direction is more pronising. 10. we can consider the following to be universally recognizect special principles which constitute the basis for international econornic lau: the principles of economic non-discriminationi Statesr full and inalienable sovereignty over their own wealth, natural resources and economic activitiesi freedom of States to choose their ourn economic system, without outside interference, and also the nanner in which they organize their foreign economic relations; the promotion of col-lective economic security in order to elininate economic aggression or pressurei and nost favourable econonic treatment. 11. Sqrre of these principles have already become binding norms, while others becorne binding on States when the latter include then in treaties concluded by them. In this connection, the codification of norms in t,his area must be
analysis: This text appears to be discussing the legal framework and principles for international economic relations, with a focus on promoting a just and democratic international economic order. It mentions the development of a new international economic order, the principles of international economic law, and the importance of codifying norms in this area. These themes suggest that the text is related to international economic issues, particularly those related to trade, development, and cooperation.