Economic world-wide extension, industrial relations and social cohesion

Abstract

Starting on a comprehension of the economic world-wide extension as something different from the traditional interchange of goods and services between countries, this article analyses the impact of the economic world-wide extension on social and political ways of regulation, and more specifically, on industrial relations. The essential features of the economic world-wide extension are, mainly, the lack of political regulations on the mentioned interchanges. This is the origin of the explanation of the new social order which seems to be building up.