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No. Read his late essay "Nations by Consent", which was published in 1994, to get a better sense of what he envisions.

https://mises.org/library/nations-consent

>In sum, if we proceed with the decomposition and decentralization of the modern centralizing and coercive nation-state, deconstructing that state into constituent nationalities and neighborhoods, we shall at one and the same time reduce the scope of government power, the scope and importance of voting and the extent of social conflict. The scope of private contract, and of voluntary consent, will be enhanced, and the brutal and repressive state will be gradually dissolved into a harmonious and increasingly prosperous social order.

The only way out is for groups within states to push for autonomy. This doesn't require the intervention of a strong central power.