Greig Charnock is Senior Lecturer in International Politics at the University of Manchester, UK. Guido Starosta is Professor in the History of Economic Thought at the National University of Quilmes and Researcher at the National Council for Scientific and Technical Research (CONICET), Argentina.

• Introduction; Greig Charnock and Guido Starosta.- Part I. Capital and the International Division of Labour.- Chapter 1. The General Rate of Profit and its Realisation in the Differentiation of Industrial Capitals; Juan Iñigo Carrera.- Chapter 2. The Global Accumulation of Capital and the Classic International Division of Labour: Ground-Rent and ‘Resource Rich’ Countries; Gastón Caligaris.- Part II. Country Case Studies.- Chapter 4.‘Post-Neoliberalism’ in the International Division of Labour: The Divergent Cases of Ecuador and Venezuela; Thomas F. Purcell.- Chapter 5. The New International Division of Labour in ‘High-Tech Production’: The Genesis of Ireland’s Boom in the 1990s; Tomás Friedenthal and Guido Starosta.- Chapter 6. The New International Division of Labour and the Differentiated Integration of Europe: The Case of Spain; Greig Charnock, Thomas F. Purcell and Ramon Ribera-Fumaz.- Part III. Sectoral Case Studies.- Chapter 7. Transnational Corporations and the ‘Restructuring’ of the Argentine Automotive Industry: Change or Continuity?; Alejandro Fitzsimons and Sebastián Guevara.- Chapter 8. Patterns of ‘State-led Development’ in Brazil and South Korea: The Steel Manufacturing Industries; Nicolas Grinberg.

Greig Charnock is Senior Lecturer in International Politics at the University of Manchester, UK. Guido Starosta is Professor in the History of Economic Thought at the National University of Quilmes and Researcher at the National Council for Scientific and Technical Research (CONICET), Argentina.

• Introduction; Greig Charnock and Guido Starosta.- Part I. Capital and the International Division of Labour.- Chapter 1. The General Rate of Profit and its Realisation in the Differentiation of Industrial Capitals; Juan Iñigo Carrera.- Chapter 2. The Global Accumulation of Capital and the Classic International Division of Labour: Ground-Rent and ‘Resource Rich’ Countries; Gastón Caligaris.- Part II. Country Case Studies.- Chapter 4.‘Post-Neoliberalism’ in the International Division of Labour: The Divergent Cases of Ecuador and Venezuela; Thomas F. Purcell.- Chapter 5. The New International Division of Labour in ‘High-Tech Production’: The Genesis of Ireland’s Boom in the 1990s; Tomás Friedenthal and Guido Starosta.- Chapter 6. The New International Division of Labour and the Differentiated Integration of Europe: The Case of Spain; Greig Charnock, Thomas F. Purcell and Ramon Ribera-Fumaz.- Part III. Sectoral Case Studies.- Chapter 7. Transnational Corporations and the ‘Restructuring’ of the Argentine Automotive Industry: Change or Continuity?; Alejandro Fitzsimons and Sebastián Guevara.- Chapter 8. Patterns of ‘State-led Development’ in Brazil and South Korea: The Steel Manufacturing Industries; Nicolas Grinberg.