"What I aspire to in the 21st century is a global world system that inter-connects each region and country with their unique culture and socioeconomic regime. Globalization thriving amidst diversity is my vision for the next century, and I strongly believe this co-existence of diverse civilizations with global networking will create a much better world than the unilateral imposition of monolithic ideologies, such as market fundamentalism."
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Eisuke Sakakibara
Eisuke Sakakibara (born March 27, 1941) is a Japanese economist, Professor at Keio University, and former Vice Minister of Finance for International Affairs, who was known as "Mr Yen".
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