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C/E/492. Has globalisation of the world economy produced a new international division of labour?
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The paper looks at the globalisation-related changes in the classical model of workers and their locations reviewing the theory of the historical sociologist Max Weber and other theorists of globalisation, and discussing the role of the developing nations in the international division of labour and FDI attraction, the imbalances in world poverty, the shortages of skilled labour, the challenges of human resource management (HRM) in multinational businesses, etc.
KEYWORDS: International division of labour, Globalisation, international HRM, FDI, poverty,
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