Class struggles in Mexico.

The study reviews the international literature, which examines the question of international migration from a globalisation perspective, and draws conclusions about the process of globalisation from analysing migration. In spite of the historical continuities in the 1970s, a tremendous change has occurred in the world's political economic and geopolitical system, which reshaped international migration.

The article unfolds the critique of modernisation through presenting the historiography of the Indian workers, and seeks to answer the question: what theoretical framework is needed for social scientific thinking to be perspective. It provides a complex picture of the differences between the Indian work culture and the world of metropolises. Embedded in the centre-periphery structure, it illustrates the development of labour, which has deviated from liberal models.