NewsTimes of San DiegoAugust 19, 2026San Diego
San Diego-Tijuana region serves as a model for binational economic growth
The San Diego-Tijuana metropolitan area is highlighted as a leading example of a cross-border region driving economic growth and innovation. This model reflects the shift from nation-state dominance to metropolitan-led development as predicted by economist Kenichi Ohmae.
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The article frames the San Diego-Tijuana region as a significant economic engine that influences how modern metropolitan areas function and compete globally.
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Who's Mentioned
organizationFederal Communications Commission“Federal agency where the author previously worked.”personJohn M. Eger“Professor Emeritus at San Diego State University and former advisor to President”locationTijuana“Part of the binational metropolitan region.”organizationSan Diego State University“Academic institution where the author serves as Professor Emeritus.”organizationEstados Unidos“The nation currently described as experiencing political paralysis.”personJoel Garreau“Journalist and author of 'The Nine Nations of North America'.”personKenichi Ohmae“Economist and author of 'The End of the Nation State'.”locationSan Diego“Part of the binational metropolitan region.”