New Holistic Approach of Bioeconomics and Ecoeconomics Theories, Practical Bridging from the Green Economy to Blue Economy, Trough New Integrated and Innovative Paradigm about “Bio-eco-geo-economy”

Bogdan, A. T.; Istudor, Nicolae; Gruia, R.; Toba, G. F.; Bulz, Nicolae; Gâf-Deac, Ion; Chelmu, Sorin; Găvan, Constantin; Prică, Ion; Paşalău, Carmen

doi:10.1016/s2212-5671(14)00066-5

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“…This was due to the fact that they registered significant values for the estimated coefficients, which were significantly different from zero, and that the model explained most of the variation in the economic performance of bioeconomy enterprises in Romania. This paper adds to the recent studies of the performance analysis of biotechnology organizations in Romania [95,96].…”

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Sustainable Knowledge Management and Its Impact on the Performances of Biotechnology Organizations

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Starting from the findings of specialized studies on knowledge management in the field of biotechnology, this paper aims to present the factors that underline sustainable performances of Romanian biotechnology organizations. Particularly, descriptive analysis of these factors has outlined a picture of the current situation of biotechnology in Romania. The design of an exploratory knowledge management model for organizations in the biotechnology sector was achieved and validated through a panel data model. Starting from a model of growth based on productivity, capital inflow, and human capital, three statistical hypotheses were validated by a time series data panel regression model using EViews 9.0 software. The data were collected for the enterprises active in the field of biotechnology for a period of nine years. The paper highlights the fact that the economic performance of biotechnology organizations is determined by the flow of capital, productivity, and the workforce. Knowledge-based growth strategies are essential in the econometric model presented. Nevertheless, in terms of knowledge management strategies, the sector has not reached its maturity, and full sustainability is not a norm.

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Sustainable Knowledge Management and Its Impact on the Performances of Biotechnology Organizations

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“…From mainstream references in the literature to this topic, such as the green city [8], ecological city [9], green economy [10,11], circular economy [12,13], low carbon city [14,15], ecological economy, green development, sustainable development [16], resource saving and environmental friendly society (two-oriented society) [17], we can see that representative achievements are mainly in the fields of indicator systems of regional green development assessment, the comprehensive assessment model and regional coordinated development evaluation methods. To summarize, this research mainly addresses the following research gaps: firstly, how to assess the level of regional green development in a relatively logical and accurate way; secondly, how to develop scientific and effective institutions and policies to help build green cities, provinces and countries based on the assessment results; thirdly, how to find the optimal path for China's green regional development; lastly, how to ultimately realize holistic green sustainable development in terms of human, economic and social aspects.…”

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Assessing Green Development Efficiency of Municipalities and Provinces in China Integrating Models of Super-Efficiency DEA and Malmquist Index

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Abstract:In order to realize economic and social green development, to pave a pathway towards China's green regional development and develop effective scientific policy to assist in building green cities and countries, it is necessary to put forward a relatively accurate, scientific and concise green assessment method. The research uses the CCR (A. Charnes & W. W. Cooper & E. Rhodes) Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) model to obtain the green development frontier surface based on 31 regions' annual cross-section data from 2008-2012. Furthermore, in order to classify the regions whereby assessment values equal to 1 in the CCR model, we chose the Super-Efficiency DEA model for further sorting. Meanwhile, according to the five-year panel data, the green development efficiency changes of 31 regions can be manifested by the Malmquist index. Finally, the study assesses the reasons for regional differences; while analyzing and discussing the results may allude to a superior green development pathway for China.

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“…The negative effect of human activity on the environment has encouraged the green economy for the last decades. This green economy is based on green energy, technologies, business and industries; and is expanding in the European Union and at global level through clean technologies, with green energy produced, for example, through wind turbines and biofuels (Alexandru Bogdan et al, 2014). The Earth is a blue planet, with more than seventy per cent of its surface covered by marine waters.…”

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The blue economy in the European Union: Valuation of Spanish small-scale fishers’ perceptions on environmental and socioeconomic effects

2021

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European coastline has undergone a transformation in becoming a significant sector of the economy. The economic importance of aquaculture, coastal and maritime tourism, and industry based on oceanic energy is crucial for explaining that transformation. The European "blue growth" generates employment and economic opportunities but could have major environmental effects on coastal zones. This could become inimical to small-scale fishing and those communities that depend heavily on fishing. This paper studies the Spanish fishers' perceptions to the linkages between the Blue Growth and small-scale fishing. Results show a significantly positive attitude toward potential contribution of blue growth to socioeconomic development and a significantly negative perception on environmental impact of such activities. Interactions are identified as well as possible opportunities that Blue Growth could offer to small-scale fishing. Recommendations for Blue Growth strategy are provided.

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New Holistic Approach of Bioeconomics and Ecoeconomics Theories, Practical Bridging from the Green Economy to Blue Economy, Trough New Integrated and Innovative Paradigm about “Bio-eco-geo-economy”

Cited by 17 publications

References 1 publication

Sustainable Knowledge Management and Its Impact on the Performances of Biotechnology Organizations

Sustainable Knowledge Management and Its Impact on the Performances of Biotechnology Organizations

Assessing Green Development Efficiency of Municipalities and Provinces in China Integrating Models of Super-Efficiency DEA and Malmquist Index

The blue economy in the European Union: Valuation of Spanish small-scale fishers’ perceptions on environmental and socioeconomic effects

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