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    15 November 2023, Volume 32 Issue 11 Previous Issue   

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    Evolution characteristics and patterns of global economic geography since the Mid-20th Century
    Fengjun JIN, Yuman FENG, Zuolin YAO, Zhuo CHEN
    2023, 32(11): 1-12.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2023.11.20230028
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    Since the middle of the 20th century, peace and development have been the themes of the world. The global economy has been growing at an unprecedented speed, breadth and depth, and the economic center of gravity has shifted from west to east, profoundly changing the pattern of global economic geography. In the future, a new round of scientific and technological revolution and industrial transformation, as well as changes in the global governance system and order, will further accelerate this change. In the face of changes unseen in a century, this paper summarized the overall evolution characteristics and patterns of global economic geography pattern since the middle of the 20th century. This paper concluded that the pattern of global economic geography is characterized by a gradual slowdown in growth, shift of the economic center of gravity to the east, decline in the degree of polarization, and trade as the main driver of development. Global economic geography has formed an evolutionary model of regional economic integration development, spatial spillover of regional economic development, and industrial chain linkage. In the future, the center of gravity of the global economy will continue to shift eastward, and the evolution of the global economic landscape and the transformation of the international order will accelerate. Countries should work together to address global issues and promote the economic and social development of mankind.

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    Temporal and spatial evolution of trade relations between China and other G20 countries from the perspective of decoupling
    Na LI, Yuejing GE, Wei HU, Yu HUANG, Yanzheng LI, Li YE
    2023, 32(11): 13-29.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2023.11.2021729
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    Based on the trade data between China and other G20 countries from 2001 to 2019, this paper analyzed the evolution of bilateral trade pattern, analyzed the interdependence of bilateral trade by using trade intensity index and HM index, and analyzed the trade decoupling situation between China and other G20 countries by using decoupling model and catch-up decoupling model.The results show that: (1) China and other G20 countries show asymmetric trade interdependence. China's trade intensity with other G20 countries is greater than that with China, while other G20 countries are more dependent on China's market;(2) The trade decoupling relationship between China and other G20 countries has changed from weak negative decoupling to expansionary negative decoupling. The trade sensitivity has decreased first and then increased. It has experienced four evolution stages: weak negative decoupling, expansionary negative decoupling, relative decoupling I and expansionary negative decoupling;(3) The United States and South Korea have achieved absolute catch-up with Japan, and most countries have achieved relative catch-up with Japan and Saudi Arabia. China's economic and trade relations with other G20 countries tend to be negatively decoupled for a long time.The "relative decoupling" of China's economic and trade relations with other G20 countries exists objectively, but it will not be "fully decoupled".China should deepen cooperation in low sensitivity areas with trade decoupled countries, tap the potential of cooperation with trade connected countries, and actively build a "decoupled discourse system" with "adjustment of interaction and dependence" as the core.

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    Analysis on the spatial-temporal evolution and driving mechanism of the geo-setting in Middle East
    Junhua CHEN, Min SU, Ao LI, Jialing LIANG, Meijun WANG, Xiaolu YANG
    2023, 32(11): 30-42.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2023.11.2021978
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    The Middle East is an important node area of "One Belt and One Road" initiative. A profound analysis of its complex geo-setting and driving mechanism is of great significance to safeguarding economic interests, improving "great power status" and international Influence of China. This study analyzed the spatio-temporal evolution of the geo-setting of the Middle East, and the mechanism of spatial disparity as well. The results show that: (1) Taking the "Arab Spring" in 2010 as the "turning point", the evolution of the geo-setting in the Middle East can be divided into two stages: a period of mild fluctuations (2000-2009) and a period of severe fluctuations (2010-2020). (2) From 2000 to 2020, the geopolitical structure of the Middle East has transitioned from "one core" where Iraq is in an advantage position into "one core" dominated by Iran. The geo-setting has evolved from "higher in the west and lower in the east, higher in the center" to "higher in the east and lower in the west, higher in the north and lower in the south" spatial patterns, and the trend of "advancing east" is obvious. In 2020, high-value areas of geo-setting were distributed in northern and eastern countries such as Iran, Turkey, UAE, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, while low-value areas of geo-setting were concentrated in southern and western countries such as Yemen, Syria, Iraq, Jordan and Lebanon. (3) The driving mechanism of geo-setting in the Middle East involves natural environmental, political and military relations and economic relations, economic structure, space structure, America and Russia's Game of Strategy and Interests in the Middle East. Among them, natural environmental acts as the supporting force; political and military relations, economic relations and economic structure act as the driving forces; space structure acts as the friction force; American-Russian game acts as the motive force. Geo-setting evolution is the result of the combined action of internal and external factors.

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    Effects of population and impervious surface changes on water resource consumption in Lancang-Mekong River Basin
    Ping HONG, Xuezhong JIANG
    2023, 32(11): 43-56.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2023.11.2021737
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    The uneven development in the Lancang-Mekong River Basin(LMRB) makes the changes in population and impervious surface more complex, thus affecting the economic and social targets of river water resource allocation in the trans-boundary basin. This study employed remote sensed images and LandScan database to obtain impervious surface and population data, then constructed decoupling model to explore the decoupling relationship of population and impervious surface in LMRB from 1995 to 2015. Results showed: ①Impervious surface expansion intensity is bigger than population growth intensity in basin and national level. There is a spatial dislocation between the growth intensities of population and impervious surface in provincial level. ②At the basin level, the whole basin is weakly decoupled. At the national level, Thailand changes from weakly decoupled to strongly decoupled, while the other five countries remained weakly decoupled but the gap between population and impervious surface growth decreases. At the provincial level, LMB experiences the process from "weak decoupling" to "weak decoupling and strong decoupling" with the reasonable provinces increasing. ③Population growth and impervious surface expansion accelerates industrial-domestic water consumption of the basin. In China, Lao's and Myanmar parts of the basin, population growth is the leading factor to industrial-domestic water consumption increasing, while impervious surface expansion dominates in Vietnam. In Thailand and Cambodia parts of basin, the effect of the two factors on industrial-domestic water consumption diminish.Basin countries should strengthen cooperation to coordinate the relationship between population and impervious surface, and adjust their water use plans and industrial structures for a better development.

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    Research on the Indonesian capital relocation plan under the push and pull of multi-scale geopolitical elements
    Yue PAN, Tao SONG, Fuyu LI
    2023, 32(11): 57-68.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2023.11.2021718
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    Indonesia is the most populous country and the largest economy in ASEAN. It is also the initiative of the "21st Century Maritime Silk Road". In 2019, the Indonesian government officially launched the capital relocation plan, moving the capital from Jakarta to North Penajam Paser County and Kutai Kartanegara County in East Kalimantan Province. This paper tries to use the global-nation-local multi-scale geopolitical analysis framework, and draws on the push-pull theory of population movement to analyze the background, motivation and impact of Indonesia's capital relocation, and explore the geopolitical impact of Indonesia's capital relocation on Indonesia's own country, Southeast Asia and the overall cooperation between China and ASEAN. The study found that the relocation of Indonesia's capital is aimed at implementing the strategies of "Global Maritime Fulcrum" and "Marine Power", satisfying the demand for balanced development of territorial space, and alleviating the urban construction problems of Jakarta. At the same time, the relocation of the capital is also faced with various obstacles and difficulties in terms of resources and environment, funding preparations, public opinion, laws and regulations, and the impact of the epidemic.

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    The logic and tendencies of the EU neighborhood strategy: From normative to security orientation
    Nannan XIE, Weidong HU
    2023, 32(11): 69-81.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2023.11.20222008
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    The EU has long positioned itself as a peace project, seeking to transcend the traditional restrictions of geopolitics and realpolitik in order to engage in values- and norms-based social reform and local governance. However, with the onset of the Arab Spring and the Ukraine crisis, the neighborhood region has become a "ring of fire", and the EU's idea and practice of neighborhood strategy have taken a significant turn.This paper mainly adopts a policy text and case study approach.Through the analysis of the EU's neighbourhood policy texts and practices,this paper argues that the EU's strategic narrative on the neighborhood has shifted from a normative orientation to a security orientation, and is guided by geopolitical thinking, presenting a hierarchical order of geopolitical model, adopting a differentiated strategy for the neighborhood, and pursuing its own geostrategic interests more aggressively. Overall, the change in the EU's neighborhood governance philosophy and practice has reduced the relevance of its norm-based association,while the practice of exclusionary competition is not only detrimental to the neighborhood's economic and social development, but also undermines EU's overall credibility.

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    Digital economy, urban space network development and governance challenges
    Wenjing ZHU
    2023, 32(11): 82-93.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2023.11.2021185
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    The digital economy's strong permeability and ubiquitous characteristics enable it to continuously penetrate all aspects of human society's production, life, and urban governance. As an essential regional network node and a large-scale economy and population carrier, cities constantly evolve in economic, social, and spatial structure. Based on the review of the research and development of the digital economy by scholars, government, media, and industry, this paper reveals the status quo that the theoretical research of the digital economy lags behind the application practice. The article also proposes an understanding of the digital economy from three levels (i.e., micro, meso, macro) and four aspects based on information technology.Based on the review of past research on information technology with urban space, the two topics of whether the digital economy reduces "face-to-face" and leads to the "death of distance" are further discussed. Furthermore, the article studies the digital economy and urban space network development following accessibility network with urban space, the digital economy industry with urban space, the digital economy with the urban network. It then proposes two challenges of governance security and network fairness in the digital economy era. The paper finds that: (1) The process of digital economy exerting on urban space also follows the agglomeration and development laws of population and industry, and there is no evidence that it will definitely lead to the reduction of "face-to-face" and the "death of distance". (2) Accessibility networks, digital economy industries, and cities cyberspace have become new developments in the digital economy and urban space research. (3) Governance security and network equity are important propositions for urban space research and governance in the digital economy era. The research also discussed and put forward issues such as the development of cyberspace geography, the transformation and integration of urban digital space and physical space, and the ethical governance of the digital economy and technology.

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    Spatio-temporal evolution and influencing factors of urban shrinkage in China's old industrial bases
    Xiaoming DING, Chengxin WANG, Yu ZHANG, Mengcheng LI, Ruili WANG, Zhenxing JIN
    2023, 32(11): 94-107.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2023.11.2021421
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    The phenomenon of urban growth and shrinkage coexist in China's rapid urbanization process, and urban shrinkage in the old industrial bases is a long-time disturbing problem. Based on the population and economic changes in cities of China's old industrial bases from 2009 to 2018, this paper analyzed the status and types of urban shrinkage and explored its influence mechanism. Results show that: (1) In general, the type of urban shrinkage of the old industrial base cities are mainly economic shrinkage, the type of population-economic shrinkage comes second, and pure population shrinkage is relatively few.The economic shrinkage and population-economic shrinkage cities mostly show the continuous spatial distribution, the population shrinkage type show the "dot" distribution features. (2) The shrinkage path goes as that economic decline precedes population loss in most old industrial base cities, and in few old industrial base cities, population loss led to economic decline. The cities in line with the former transformation path are mainly in central provinces and northeastern regions of China, while the cities in line with the latter transformation path are mainly in the northeast old industrial base. (3) The analysis of the influencing factors of old industrial base cities shows that birth rate, employment structure, industrial structure, opening-up policy, investment in science and technology affect the growth and shrinkage of urban population and economy in different directions and degrees.

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    Analysis of the spatio-temporal dynamics and influencing factors of registered population urbanization in Hainan Island
    Yan CHEN, Yeqing CHENG, Ping WANG
    2023, 32(11): 108-118.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2023.11.20220061
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    Taking Hainan Island as a case and using the panel data of population, economics and social infrastructure from national census and public reports of the 18 cities and counties, this paper examined the spatio-temporal dynamic characteristics and its influencing factors of registered population urbanization in 2000-2018 utilized the methods of spatial autocorrelation and multi-linear regression. The results shows that, firstly, the years 2004 and 2015 are both turning points for the urbanization of Hainan's registered population, which can be divided into three stages: 2000-2003, 2004-20014, and 2015-2018. In nearly 20 years, the urbanization level of the registered population in Hainan Island increases slowly and has achieved remarkable success, each stage shows different fluctuation features due to the changes of local policies and other influencing factors;Spatially, the agglomeration features are dominated by significant discrete distribution, and the distribution pattern and agglomeration types vary greatly; Migration preferred to place with higher payment, economy well-developed, better educational level, more employment opportunities. However, either industry structure or investment was not as effective as hoped, which reflected some problems behind the urbanization growth. For example, the in-migration in Hainan Island was mainly from rural areas, they usually cannot have the same rights as registered population. During the development of the free trade port, increasing the urbanization of registered population is significantly important for improving the urbanized quality. Therefore, it is essential to enhance the management of household registration, accelerate the ability of local urbanization in rural areas, and narrow the gap between urban and rural public services to ensure the residential living standards.

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    Influence of urban network characteristics on attracting domestic investment: A case study of Urban Agglomeration in the Middle Reaches of Yangtze River
    Wenwen CHENG, Yayou DU, Manxin ZHENG, Peng GAO, Dan HE
    2023, 32(11): 119-129.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2023.11.2021903
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    Investment is one of the important forces shaping the regional economic pattern. In the network society, the status and network relations of cities have a significant impact on attracting investment. Based on enterprise investment data, this study builds an internal urban network of Urban Agglomeration in the Middle Reaches of the Yangtze River (UAMRYR) and investment links of other domestic cities to UAMRYR, and describes its network characteristics and investment spatial pattern respectively. Then, using the negative binomial regression method to answer the question: how do the urban network characteristics of UAMRYR affect domestic investment? The results reveal: First, the network of UAMRYR presents a "hub-and-spoke" network structure centered on the provincial capital city, and there are barriers between provinces. There is obvious heterogeneity in the spatial distribution of multiplex urban networks. Second, the sources of domestic investment to UAMRYR are mainly from the eastern regions and a few from the western ones. The ability to attract investment from capital cities in UAMRYR is far better than that of other cities. Third, In-degree Centrality and Weighted In-degree Centrality symbolizing urban prestige and Out-degree Centrality symbolizing urban power have a positive impact on attracting domestic investment significantly. Network structure indicators have no significant impact on absorbing investment, which may be caused by the immature network of UAMRYR.

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    Spatial differentiation and influencing factors of online attention in Chengdu-Chongqing urban agglomeration: Based on the number of Douyin fans
    Xiaoni WU, Weihua GUAN, Hui ZHANG, Lianxia WU
    2023, 32(11): 130-140.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2023.11.20220363
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    In order to probe into the present situation of regional network attention, taking the amount of Douyin followers in 16 cities of Chengdu-Chongqing urban agglomeration as the measurement index, the spatial differentiation pattern of urban network attention was analyzed by means of spatial correlation and nuclear density analysis, and the influencing factors were discussed by using correlation analysis and geographical weighted regression model. The results show that: ①From the perspective of the spatial differentiation pattern, t whole urban network is uneven, showing the characteristics of dual-core structure and collapse in the central region; the hierarchical division of attention is clear, showing symmetrical distribution up and down. ②From the perspective of the spatial correlation pattern, the Low-Low area of total and average attention is continuously distributed in the southwest, and the significant Low-High area is distributed around Chengdu and Chongqing, and the high value area of per capita level is Ziyang connecting Chengdu and Chongqing. ③From the perspective of spatial agglomeration pattern, the spatial pattern of the total value and average value of attention is similar to the differentiation pattern, and the spatial structure of per capita level is the core-peripheral structure. ④From the point of view of influencing factors, network attention is positively correlated with economy, network, traffic development, urbanization process and population composition, and its effect has obvious spatial heterogeneity, in order to provide scientific reference for promoting urban vitality and virtual economy in Chengdu and Chongqing.

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    Influence mechanism and measurement of "institutional distance" of administrative regions in regional economic integration:
    Yu WANG, Jinxiang ZHANG, Yujie WANG, Jieying YANG
    2023, 32(11): 141-154.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2023.11.20220012
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    Under the background of China's proposal to build a new development pattern of "a dual cycle" dominated by domestic large cycle, regional space such as metropolitan area and urban agglomeration has become an important carrier of dual cycle and a basic unit to participate in global competition, but the administrative region system barrier has not been completely broken. The term "institutional distance" comes from new institutional economics. Under the realistic background of insufficient and unbalanced regional development and significant regional institutional differences in China, "institutional distance" can be introduced into the study of regional economic space. The administrative division system distance can be divided into "boundary" and "resources". At the same time, the regional factor flow is regarded as a vector model with direction and scale, and the influence mechanism of institutional distance on regional economic integration is constructed. For further quantitative research, firstly, the evaluation index system of institutional distance is established, and multi-source big data such as population migration and investment between cities are used to analyze the coupling coordination degree between institutional distance and factor flow level. Based on the empirical study of Yangtze River Delta urban agglomeration, it is found that: (1) the barrier effect of border institutional distance on capital factors is usually higher than that on people flow factors, while there is no significant difference in resource institutional distance; (2) The spatial pattern of the two types of institutional distance is relatively similar. The coupling and coordination level in the metropolitan area is generally higher than that outside the metropolitan area, showing an obvious metropolitan area pattern; (3) There are obvious differences among the three metropolitan areas. The institutional distance barrier intensity of Shanghai metropolitan area is generally low, while that of Hangzhou metropolitan area and Nanjing metropolitan area is higher in turn. Finally, this paper puts forward some countermeasures, and believes that it is the key to solve the problem of weakening the institutional distance barrier of factor cross administrative region flow through the construction of flexible regional institutional space "Administrative region economy" and other regional segmentation problems, and an effective governance path to promote the strengthening of regional economic spatial ties.

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    Spatial differentiation and driving factors of technological innovation efficiency in the Yangtze River Delta
    Rong YUAN, Xianzhong CAO, Gang ZENG
    2023, 32(11): 155-166.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2023.11.2021515
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    Based on the input-output perspective, this paper constructs an input-output evaluation index system of technological innovation efficiency and integrates the super-efficient SBM model combined with Malmquist index, coefficient of variation and spatial Gini coefficient, Moran index, fixed effect panel model and other analytical methods to deeply explore the spatial variation of technological innovation efficiency and the influencing factors of 41 prefecture-level and above cities in the Yangtze River Delta region from 2007-2017. The results show that ① the innovation efficiency of the Yangtze River Delta and the three provinces and one city show an overall trend of growth, and technological progress has a great role in promoting the improvement of urban innovation efficiency; ② the degree of spatial differentiation of technological innovation efficiency in the Yangtze River Delta region has weakened, the spatial differences between different cities have gradually decreased, and technological innovation activities have tended to be balanced. However, the spatial auto-correlation is unstable, there are leaps in some areas, and there are positive or negative spatial spillover effects. ③ The number of students per million higher education institutions, Internet usage, and total passenger transportation have significant positive effects on technological innovation efficiency, while the proportion of secondary industry output to GDP has significant negative effects on technological innovation efficiency in the Yangtze River Delta. Through this study, the spatial distribution characteristics and influencing factors of the technological innovation efficiency in the Yangtze River Delta region are explored, which provides a scientific basis for the construction of the Yangtze River Delta regional science and technology innovation community.

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    Comparison and prospect of wellness tourism at home and abroad
    Dongfang ZHU, Linsheng ZHONG, Hu YU
    2023, 32(11): 167-180.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2023.11.2021671
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    As an important part of health industry, wellness tourism plays an important role in health care, rehabilitation and convalescence.Based on the two databases of "Web of Science" and "China National Knowledge Infrastructure", this paper makes a comparative analysis of the domestic and foreign wellness tourism study from research field, research content and research methods. The research on wellness tourism in China started late, and the related research lags behind, meanwhile, there is a big gap with the booming practice of wellness tourism in China. Based on the related literature review at home and abroad, this paper puts forward the future research topics, mainly include construction of the theoretical system of Chinese wellness tourism, motivation differences and demand characteristics of wellness tourists, factors and product models of wellness tourism development, evaluation of the effect of wellness tourism, as well as the mechanism of wellness tourism intervention in place and community development.

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