UN General Assembly
1964

113. There is one field in which these consequences which follow, with iron logic, from the principle of the international community are patent and visible, even to the most ignorant. And sometimes we begin to wonder if those who so often consider it necessary to mention, in justification of their external policy, the paramount interests of the international community really know what they are talking about. This field, as is easily divined, is that of the economic relationship existing between States, and in particular between developed and developing States.