Revitalization mechanism of specialty industries in the karst rocky desertification areas: From a perspective of the actor‐network theory

Ren, Bimo; Xiong, Kangning; Wang, Qi

doi:10.1111/grow.12624

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“…In the expansion stage (2016-2023), the words "forest ecosystem", "agricultural products", "ecological industry", and "ecological products" are the main trends in the control of KD, with a focus on breaking through the formation mechanism and process of derived ecological industries [27,45,52,[122][123][124]. Collaborative development of forest ecosystem services and ecological industries is conducive to balancing ecological remediation and economic development [125][126][127][128]. It has become one of the highlights and hot spots of KD control and the ecological industry for discussion in terms of the words "afforestation effect", "ecosystem services", and "eco-products realization" at this stage [59,[129][130][131][132][133][134].…”

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The Global Situation of Karst Desertification Research Based on Forest Ecology

Zhang,

Zhang

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Forests

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Karst desertification (KD) is a major ecological and environmental problem threatening human survival and development in karst areas. In order to explore the research situation and development trend of KD based on forest ecology, this paper provides a systematic literature review based on the CNKI and WoS databases, which involves search, appraisal, synthesis, and analysis. We performed a statistical and visual analysis of 2955 studies acquired between 1 January 1995 and 30 June 2023, including the time distribution of the studies, hot research trends, pivotal research clusters, literature co-citations, main publishing trends, and keyword bursts. The results show the following. (1) The literature shows a fluctuating growth trend, and the research trends are divided into accumulation, development, and expansion stages. (2) The pivotal research clusters comprised three major aspects: study area and method, driving and genetic mechanisms, and control technology and models. (3) KD research forms a China-centered research network, dominated by institutions and scholars in southwestern China. (4) Future research needs to solve a series of related scientific issues and technological needs for forest ecosystem function optimization, ecological product supply capacity enhancement, ecological product value realization, ecological industry formation, and rural revitalization in KD control. The purpose of this paper is to reveal research trends relating to KD and highlight the future direction of KD research and control.

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The Global Situation of Karst Desertification Research Based on Forest Ecology

Zhang,

Zhang

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Forests

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Coupling Coordination Relationship and Spatiotemporal Heterogeneity between Functional Diversification and Settlement Evolution in Traditional Mountain Areas (2000–2020): A Case Study of Fengjie County, China

Zhao,

Li,

Wang

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Land

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Since the socio-economic reform in 1978, rural China has undergone drastic spatial restructuring, and the trend of multifunctional development and dynamic evolution of settlements in the countryside have become increasingly obvious. Functions and settlements are the important parts of rural areas. Rural multifunction is a new perspective to explore the diversified development paths of the countryside, and rural settlements provide basic support for rural multifunction. Clarifying the complex coupling coordination relationship between rural functional diversification (RFD) and rural settlement evolution (RSE), and identifying the spatial heterogeneity of their interactions is the key to promoting the rural revitalization strategy. This study analyzes the spatiotemporal changes in rural functions and rural settlements at the township level, alongside assessing various forms and the extent of coupled development. Therein, we consider the advantages of different coupling types of townships and propose four development paths for rural settlements to improve the adaptability of rural functions and settlements. The results show that: (1) The functions and settlements in the study area are characterized by significant spatial and temporal dynamics, indicating that the traditional mountainous countryside is in a process of rapid development and change. (2) The coupling coordination degree of RFD and RSE increases yearly, generally transitioning from the moderate imbalance to the basic coordination stage, and the coordinated townships have obvious spatial agglomeration. (3) Based on the elasticity coefficient model, this paper summarizes four coupling models of RFD and RSE to guide the optimization of rural settlement development paths. This research provides scientific guidance for developing countries in the spatial planning of rural territories and the optimization of rural settlements.

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Revitalization mechanism of specialty industries in the karst rocky desertification areas: From a perspective of the actor‐network theory

Cited by 2 publications

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The Global Situation of Karst Desertification Research Based on Forest Ecology

The Global Situation of Karst Desertification Research Based on Forest Ecology

Coupling Coordination Relationship and Spatiotemporal Heterogeneity between Functional Diversification and Settlement Evolution in Traditional Mountain Areas (2000–2020): A Case Study of Fengjie County, China

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