The end of the nation state : the rise of regional eonomies

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: New York ; Free Press; 1995Description: x, 214 p; Includes reference and indexISBN:
  • 0-02-923341-0
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • C 337.1 Oh4
Summary: Ever since I wrote The Mind of the Strategist, my professional activities have been largely devoted to helping managers and policymakers alike understand, adapt to, and leverage the primary forces shaping the global economy. Chief among these forces, in my view, are the ir-reversible effects of technology in particular, modern information technology on the structure of business processes and on the val-ues, judgments, and preferences of citizens and consumers in all parts of the world. Indeed, so powerful are these effects that, once the genie of global information flow really gets out of the bottle-and it is certainly out of the bottle now there can be no turning back. Against this kind of current, no traditional strategy, no familiar line of policy, and no entrenched form of organization can stand untouched or unchanged
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Ever since I wrote The Mind of the Strategist, my professional activities have been largely devoted to helping managers and policymakers alike understand, adapt to, and leverage the primary forces shaping the global economy. Chief among these forces, in my view, are the ir-reversible effects of technology in particular, modern information technology on the structure of business processes and on the val-ues, judgments, and preferences of citizens and consumers in all parts of the world. Indeed, so powerful are these effects that, once the genie of global information flow really gets out of the bottle-and it is certainly out of the bottle now there can be no turning back. Against this kind of current, no traditional strategy, no familiar line of policy, and no entrenched form of organization can stand untouched or unchanged

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