Kenichi Ohmae, a Japanese management writer, is withering in his contempt for borders.

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Unleashed by technology and deregulation, commerce is moving the Ohmae way.

ECONOMIST: Good fences

These zones emerged as fenced-out "countries within a country" and became pace-setters for Kenichi Ohmae's borderless world, wherein all barriers are torn down through regional economic independence and diversity.

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Kenichi Ohmae, a consultant who used to run McKinsey's operation in Japan, says it took the Japanese 40 years to develop the sophisticated products and the quality control that allowed them to prosper.

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Kenichi Ohmae said the nation state was finished.

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