Una nueva división internacional del trabajo en la Cuenca del Caribe: ¿La materialización de un fantasma?
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.le.n22a7927Abstract
• Resumen: En la primera parte se discute la pertinencia de la teoría que preconiza la llegada del capitalismo a una "nueva división internacional del trabajo", intentando con ella dar cuenta de las tendencias actuales del capital. Una vez efectuada la crítica a dicha concepción, se analiza el caso de la inversión de las empresas multinacionales estadounidenses en América Central y en el Caribe, el cual no parece respaldar las posiciones teóricas aquí criticadas.
• Abstract: The first part of this paper analyses the theory which has proclaimed the arrival of a new phase of history based on a "New international Division of Labor” as a device to understand the current trends in capitalism. Having developed a theoretical case against that formulation, the paper goes on to consider the investment in Central America and the Caribbean. The empirical evidence presented supports this critical position.
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