GLOBAL CAPITALISM, WORKERS’SPACES AND PROCESSES OFSELECTIVE INCLUSION/EXCLUSION:Findings from a Newly Industrialising Areain India

The paper constructs a picture of globalisation from workers’ perspective in a newlyindustrialising area in India. It brings together the insights of the spatial approach, whichfacilitates an integrated study that links various levels at which global capitalism operates,with an attention to complex processes of inclusion/exclusion to conduct a study of workersacross their various spaces. It argues the need to integrate analysis of workplace with otherspaces of workers, and of the local with the global-national levels. This would help to betterunderstand the variations and interconnections observed in differential practices of firms inthe area of study that have differential outcomes for workers in their various spaces.[...]