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| 作者简介： Kenichi Ohmae, one of world's leading business and corporate strategists, has written over 100 books, including The Mind of the Strategist, The Borderless World, The End of the Nation State, and The Invisible Continent. After earning a doctorate in nuclear engineering from MIT and working as a senior design engineer for Hitachi, he joined McKinsey & Company, rising to senior partner where he led the firm's Japan and Asia Pacific operations. Ohmae currently manages a number of companies that he founded, including Business Breakthrough (a distance learning platform for management education), EveryD.com (a click-and-mortar grocery delivery platform), and Dalian Neusoft Information Services (a BPO platform for data entry in double-bite languages). He is Chancellor's Professor of Public Policy at UCLA, Distinguished Visiting Professor of Korea University and Professor Emeritus at Ewha Women's University in Korea, Trustee and Adjunct Professor of Bond University in Australia, as well as Dean of Kenichi Ohmae Graduate School of Management of BBT University in Japan. In September 2002, he was named the advisor of Liaoning Province and Tianjin City in China. |
| Introduction The Plot Part Ⅰ: The Stage Chapter 1: The World Tour The Curtain Rises The World as a Stage A Speedy Global Tour Meanwhile in Ireland Finland: In from the Cold What Is the Global Economy? Borderless Invisible Cyber-Connected Measured in Multiples Chapter 2: Opening Night The World AG Leading the Dinosaur The View From the Hotel: Detroit Busting the Budget Gates to the Future 14 AG: China Putting an "e" in Christmas Chapter 3: The End of Economics Reinventing Economics Economic Theories That Once Fitted the Times New Fundamentals Require New Thinking Turning the Taps On and Off Deflation and the GDP Deflator Interests Rates and Nest Eggs Carl Physics Help? A Complex World The Curve Ball Oscillating Wildly Paradigm II The Power of Politics The Difficulty of Changing Habits Uncle Sam Goes Global The New Economic Paradigm Part Ⅱ: Stage Directions Chapter 4: Playmakers Finding Your Bearings on the Global Stage How Nation-States Retard Economic Development The Nation-State Fetish Strong States The Rise of the Region Defining the Region-State Indian Summers Carried Away in China Not All Regions Are Created Equal Surprising China Microregions Flexibility Size and Scale Matter, But Not in a Traditional Way Regions Are Gaining Their Deserved Recognition Practical Considerations What a Successful Region Has to Do Branding Places The Will to Succeed Organizing Regions Other Unions Free Trade Area or Fortress? Chapter 5: Platforms for Progress Relentlessly Forward Developing Technology Platforms Language as Platform English Inc The Platform Profusion Other Platforms …… Part Ⅲ:The Script Index |
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