The End of the Nation State [Paperback]by Kenichi OhmaeThis book is OUT OF PRINT You may be able to find a copy at ABE Books Description of The End of the Nation StateNation States are dinosaurs waiting to die. Kenichi Ohmae, world renowned business strategist, argues that not only have they lost their ability to control exchange rates and protect their currencies, but they no longer generate real economic activity. While governments cling to jingoistic celebrations of nationhood, within their borders a revolution has been born.The fates of nations are increasingly determined by economic choices made elsewhere. Ohmae explains how communications now control the movement of capital and corporations across national borders, and consumer demand now determines the flow of goods and services. The nation states have forfeited their economic supremacy to the region states, the links forged between, for instance, San Diego and Tijuana, Singapore and parts of Malaysia and Indonesia, Hong Kong and the Chinese mainland. These links are closer than those with the 'host' nations, bringing real, concrete improvements in the quality of life, and constituting essential growing markets for the goods and services of global corporations. Ohmae contends that the emergence of the region state changes deeply and forever the global logic that defines how corporations operate. His is the first full-scale analysis of this important and far-reaching global phenomenon. Title Information
Write a review of this book Customer Reviews from AmazonContents of The End of the Nation StateIntroduction - Where borders fall in a borderless world1. The cartographic illusion 2. The ladder of development 3. The ne 'melting pot' 4. 'National interest' as a declining industry 5. Scaring the global economy away 6. The emergence of region states 7. Zebra strategy 8. The nation states response Epilogue - A swing of the pendulum Your recently viewed titles |
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