Divisions over the international division of labour

Rhys Jenkins

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Political Economy and Marxism Global trade, sustainability, and social impact World Systems and Global Transformations

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Interpretations of the new international division of labour can be divided between those which emphasise the sphere of exchange, those which focus on the sphere of production, and those which are based on an analysis of the circuits of capital in the internationalization of capital. This article reviews these different approaches to the NIDL and discusses their implications for socialist strategies

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