Titlebook: Regional Analysis and the New International Division of Labor; Applications of a Po Frank Moulaert,Patricia Wilson Salinas Book 1983 Spring

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The New Spatial Organization of the European and American Automotive Industriesew spatial organization of accumulation, closely linked to the new international division of labor. This chapter examines some examples of how the spatial organization of the automotive industry has changed as a result of the process of global integration of production over the last decade. The firs

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Labor Migration and the Role of the Stateripheralization of some stages of production for the world market to countries or regions with comparatively cheap nonmilitant labor; and (2) lowering skill requirements of the work process, which permits increasing bifurcation of labor markets into high-wage and low-wage sectors (see, especially, c

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Social Spaceness and the Concept of Regionables to the existing models. Rather, this chapter attempts to build a new .. At the end of the chapter, the implications of the theoretical conclusions for the concrete analysis of the regional problem in Latin America are illustrated.

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The Internationalization of Capital and the Spatial Organization of Agriculture in Mexicoallocate resources efficiently to ensure higher levels of economic activity and income. Economists postulate that, ideally, the internationalization of capital will lead to an effective national and regional integration based on comparative advantages, which will improve the welfare of all participants.

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The New Spatial Organization of the European and American Automotive Industrieserations to restore its competitive position. The second part of the chapter examines the parallels between Ford’s response to changing conditions in Europe and the restructuring of the U.S. automotive industry.

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