The New International Division of Labour

Focusing on the new international division of labour (NIDL), the book presents a revised thesis that explores capitalist development across various global regions. It introduces a value-theoretical framework distinguishing between global economic factors and national political forms that influence NIDL dynamics. By analyzing case studies from countries like Argentina, Brazil, and South Korea, the authors argue that uneven development reflects the fundamental unity of surplus-value production worldwide, offering fresh insights into international political economy and development studies.