Spatio-temporal differences and convergence mechanisms of green transition of urban land use against the background of industrial integration: A case study of the Yangtze River Economic Belt in China

Ge, Kun; Wang, Ying; Liu, Xiaoyuan; Lu, Xinhai; Ke, Shangan

doi:10.1016/j.ecolind.2024.111727

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“…The topic we are discussing is a rising one. A couple of studies are already discussing the industrial transformation [34], market structure [35], green credit policy [36], and green transition of cities in China [14], especially for resource-based ones whose lifecycle followed a term called Resource Curse [20,[37][38][39][40][41][42]. Xu et al (2021) assessed the sustainability level and screened obstacles of 26 cities in the Yangtze River Delta (YRD) with the combined method of GIS-entropy-TOPSIS [13].…”

Section: Studies In China's Industrial Transformation and Green Trans...mentioning

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Green Transition Assessment, Spatial Correlation, and Obstacles Identification: Evidence from Urban Governance Data of 288 Cities in China

Yu,

Guo,

Song

et al. 2024

Land

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The green transition of China’s cities is crucial for ecology civilization realization. Based on the driver–pressure–state–impact–response (DPSIR) framework, an integrated technique for order preference by similarity to ideal solution (TOPSIS) model with entropy weight, this study achieved the comprehensive assessment of the green transition of 288 province-level municipalities and prefecture-level cities in China over 18 years from 2002 to 2019, in addition to the spatial correlations and obstacles analysis. The results indicate that major cities in China have a more significant green transition value, and the eastern region is developing fast, while the northeast region is relatively slow. There was heterogeneous spatial distribution for green transition, because of the disequilibrium sustainable development of 288 cities. Green transition has a significantly positive spatial autocorrelation in the cities of China, the high–high significant clusters greatly increased, and the main locations changed from the northeast to southeast of China. Frequent obstacles were also found, including road infrastructure construction, water resources, and the green coverage of urban built-up areas. Based on these results, several policy implications were put forward, including the optimization of environmental laws and regulations, the development of green transportation infrastructure, resource conservation and the circular economy, the establishment of a green financial system, and increasing the linkage for the green transition of different cities.

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Green Transition Assessment, Spatial Correlation, and Obstacles Identification: Evidence from Urban Governance Data of 288 Cities in China

Yu,

Guo,

Song

et al. 2024

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“…Therefore, this study evaluates the integration of digital economy and rural industries using the entropy method. Research on the integration and development mechanisms of the digital economy and rural industries mainly includes theoretical methods [28], case analysis methods [29], double-fixed-effects models [30], PSM-DID models [31], and other methods. Theoretical and case studies mainly focus on qualitative analysis and make judgments based on individual subjective abilities, whereas the double-fixed-effects model and PSM-DID model are quantitative analyses.…”

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Digital Economy Development, Rural Land Certification, and Rural Industrial Integration

Yan,

Cao

2024

Sustainability

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Rural industrial integration refers to the process of relying on technological innovation and industrial model innovation to promote the optimal allocation of factors such as land, capital, and labor in rural areas, promote the optimization of a rural industrial structure, rural property rights stability, agricultural and rural development, and ultimately achieve the extension of the agricultural industry chain and improvements in farmers’ income levels. In order to grasp the mechanism of digital economy and rural land certification on rural industrial integration, this paper analyzes the impact of digital economy development and rural land certification on rural industrial integration based on the 2011–2021 panel data of the Yangtze River Economic Belt at the municipal level. Research has shown the following. (1) The early development of the digital economy significantly promoted the integration of rural industries. After overcoming the turning point of the digital economy, the digital economy has a restraining effect on the integration of rural industries; in terms of controlling variables, the education level of rural residents, regional economic development level, per capita disposable income of rural residents, and rural power generation all significantly promote the process of rural industrial integration. (2) Rural land certification has played a positive transmission role by confirming, reviewing, and registering land ownership in accordance with the law, clarifying the ownership of land rights, providing a stable property rights foundation for rural industrial integration, and effectively promoting rural industrial integration. (3) The impact of the digital economy on rural industrial integration has a single threshold effect, and after crossing the threshold value of a rural population, the positive impact of the digital economy on industrial integration is more significant. (4) The development of the digital economy has significantly improved the integration level of rural industries in this region and neighboring areas. The above conclusions have important policy implications for further leveraging the digital economy to promote the integration of rural industries and the modernization of agriculture and rural areas.

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Fostering inclusive green growth in China: Identifying the impact of the regional integration strategy of Yangtze River Economic Belt

Feng,

Sun,

Pan

et al. 2024

Journal of Environmental Management

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Spatio-temporal differences and convergence mechanisms of green transition of urban land use against the background of industrial integration: A case study of the Yangtze River Economic Belt in China

Cited by 3 publications

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Green Transition Assessment, Spatial Correlation, and Obstacles Identification: Evidence from Urban Governance Data of 288 Cities in China

Green Transition Assessment, Spatial Correlation, and Obstacles Identification: Evidence from Urban Governance Data of 288 Cities in China

Digital Economy Development, Rural Land Certification, and Rural Industrial Integration

Fostering inclusive green growth in China: Identifying the impact of the regional integration strategy of Yangtze River Economic Belt

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