Titlebook: On Globalization; Capitalism in the Tw Bruno Amoroso Book 1998 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1998 developm

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Bruno Amorosorms as independent contractors. According to recent studies and empirical findings, these workers, often deprived of any basic employment and social protections, face high economic uncertainty. Granting them the application of the minimum wage could be a way to alleviate it and provide a fairer dist

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Bruno Amorosorms as independent contractors. According to recent studies and empirical findings, these workers, often deprived of any basic employment and social protections, face high economic uncertainty. Granting them the application of the minimum wage could be a way to alleviate it and provide a fairer dist

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Introduction,ng out loud in the true sense of the term, for it stems from and has matured in the course of my teaching and research activities, and in many encounters with friends and adversaries alike here, there and everywhere – Europe, Africa, America, Asia.

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Internationalization and Capitalism: from Dualism to Marginalization,at a community or country establish with others. Depending on the forms these relations take, internationalization can be mercantile or trade (exchange of goods), productive (foreign investments), financial (capital movements), technological (technology transfers), cultural (cultural relations) and movements of people (migrations).

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The World Economy and Capitalism: The Globalization of the Economy and Technology,rities and differences of the various ramifications of the phenomenon analyzed and, often, of the complex weave linking them, have been made by resorting to concepts and definitions that can gradually help us to determine the extent of our understanding and the insight achieved.

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,Capital Accumulation in the Last Decade of the 20th Century — The End of Development,lights of an entire decade. The failure of these countries’ political systems to achieve their objectives, that is to replace capitalism with a more just and equal social system, is widely recognized and numerous interpretations have been proffered to explain it.

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Social Class and Political Power: Authors, Actors and Institutions,The range and quality of the globalization process cannot but entail and induce deep-running changes even in the make-up of social classes, in the redeployment of centres of power and in the role of institutions.