Capital and labour in the urbanized world
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Capital and labour in the urbanized world
(Sage studies in international sociology, 31)
Sage Publications, c1985
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The distribution of capital and labour in the contemporary world is undergoing a radical change. Traditional industries in the West are in decline while in the third world cheap, plentiful labour is available and increasingly attractive.
This book analyzes the implications of this situation for both developed and less developed nations. It examines the impact such a shift of resources will have on the rich Western nations that dominate the international system. Also it describes the likely domestic consequences for countries which have to reconcile the clashing interests of domestic capital and labour and to attract vital foreign industry and investment.
Table of Contents
PART ONE: INTRODUCTION
The Third 'New' International Division of Labour - John Walton
PART TWO: STATE, CAPITAL AND REGION
Capital and the National State - Paul Singer
A Historical Interpretation
Internationalization of Capital and the Regional Problem - Dieter Lapple
The State and Issues of Regional Analysis in Latin America - David Slater
PART THREE: URBAN SYSTEMS AND PROCESSES
Urbanization, Migration and Models of Development in Latin America - Alejandro Portes
Urbanization and Social Change in the Arab World - Janet Abu-Lughod
PART FOUR: FORMS AND POLICIES OF INEQUALITY
The City in Permanent Transition - Patricia Arias and Bryan Roberts
The Consequences of a National System of Industrial Specialization
Capital Accumulation and Housing Production in Latin America 1960-80 - Samuel Jaramillo and Martha Schteingart
The Planning Process and the Division of Labour in a New Industrial City - Cathy A Rakowski
The Case of Cuidad Guayana, Venezuela
Social Relations and Capital Accumulation - Larissa Lomnitz and Marisol Perez-Lizaur
The Case of the Mexican Bourgeoisie
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