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The 10 pages that link to New International Economic Order, each with the reason it gives.

• Non-Aligned MovementRelated: The movement backed demands for fairer trade, resource control, and development finance.

• Dependency theoryBroader topic: It translated demands for a fairer global economic structure into a diplomatic program.

• Structural adjustmentCompared with: It offered a structural alternative to lender-led reform within the existing international economic order.

• Bandung ConferenceRelated: Its demands extended Bandung-era calls for economic cooperation and postcolonial autonomy.

• Global SouthBroader topic: Its demands expressed a collective challenge to economic structures dominated by wealthy states.

• South-South cooperationRelated: Its demands for a more equitable world economy shaped the movement's political context.

• Houari BoumédièneRelated: Boumédiène called for a new economic order at the United Nations in 1974.

• North–South divideBroader topic: It translated demands from developing countries into proposals to reshape the world economy.

• Third-worldismRelated: It translated demands for political solidarity into proposals to restructure the world economy.

• Lomé ConventionRelated: Its demands for structural reform contrasted with Lomé’s managed preferences and aid.