What does NIDL stand for?

New International Division of Labour

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Samples in periodicals archive:

On the other hand, Ireland was closer to the New International Division of Labour.

How Greece and Ireland have been positioned in the world developments ...

Their lives and class experience are portrayed here through the exploration of the wage form, working practices, and the new international division of labour.

Peter Linebaugh: The London Hanged: Crime and Civil Society in the ...

The new international division of labour exposes unskilled and semi-skilled labour to competitive challenges based on the global mobility of capital--but the notion that the radical Right is based on the globalisation losers is not empirically supported.

The resistable rise of postmodern neo-fascism: 1930s-style Fascism ...