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主办单位:中国地理学会
承办单位:华东师范大学

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    15 September 2024, Volume 33 Issue 9 Previous Issue   

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    Study on the global polysilicon trade networks' dynamic evolution and its driving forces under the global carbon neutrality target
    Yunjie CHENG, Xu LIU
    2024, 33(9): 1-16.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2024.09.20230010
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    The structure of the worldwide trade network for polysilicon has undergone significant modifications as a result of the PV industry's explosive growth under the global carbon neutrality target. Based on the complex network theory, this research investigates the dynamics of the global polysilicon trade network and its driving factors. The main conclusions are as follows. Firstly, the network's overall average path distance is tiny and the clustering coefficient is high, the traits of a "small world" are demonstrated; the "rich club" is evident because the nodal countries' in and out degrees kernel density is single-peaked to the right and follows a long-tail feature; Secondly, China is one of the key core countries, and the network's Core—Periphery structure is constant, with a rising share of core countries and a declining share of periphery countries; Thirdly, the QAP regression results demonstrate that the combined effects of economic size, trade scale, installed PV capacity, CO2 emissions, and environmental performance have a significant impact on the dynamic evolution of polysilicon trade networks. Differences in economic size and trade scale across nations have a large limiting effect, but differences in PV installation, CO2 emissions, and environmental performance have a considerable stimulating effect. China should seize the chance to become the hub of its global trade network, capitalize on geographic closeness to deepen trade relations, inject more "China factors" and actively promote global collaboration and chain integration in the PV industry.

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    Analysis on the spatial and temporal evolution of the competitiveness and influence of the global lithium ion battery export trade
    Yongcheng SONG, Jianzhong LIU, Yinbao ZHANG, Xinjia ZHANG
    2024, 33(9): 17-30.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2024.09.20222476
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    As a new clean energy source, lithium-ion battery is an important support point to achieve the goal of "double-carbon". In order to explore the competitiveness and influence of major lithium-ion battery exporters in export trade, this paper analyzes the overall pattern of lithium-ion battery export trade from 2012 to 2020, and analyzes the competitiveness of major countries in export trade volume, the control ability in trade flow and diversified trade channels; and analyzes the influence evaluation index of major lithium-ion battery exporters (China, Japan and South Korea). The results show that: (1) the global export scale of lithium ion battery shows a continuous upward trend and the spatial imbalance is gradually shrinking, from the beginning of the concentration in Europe, East Asia, North America to later basically covering the whole world.(2) China has an absolute dominant position in the export weak capacity and export structure; the United States and Germany have high trade intermediary control ability; Japan and South Korea have certain dominant advantages but both less in advantage than China.(3) The number of countries with different influence types of lithium ion battery export in China is evenly distributed and the number of trading partners is increasing; the number of countries (regions) in Japan and South Korea is "polarizing", with the least influenced countries(regions) and the most weak influence types.(4) The United States, Germany, France and some other developed countries are very strongly influenced by Japan and South Korea, and they are relatively strong or moderately influenced by China.In addition, based on the research conclusions, some suggestions are put forward to promote the development of China's lithium ion battery export trade.

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    Evolutionary characteristics and coupling of the global economic-population-grain center of gravity in the last 60 years
    Rui SUN, Juntao ZHONG
    2024, 33(9): 31-44.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2024.09.20222397
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    Based on the center of gravity and coupling analysis model, we calculate the spatial pattern and evolution characteristics of global economic, population and grain centers of gravity from 1960 to 2020, and analyze their coupling relationships and influencing factors. The results show that: (1) The centers of gravity of all three groups are obviously biased toward the northern hemisphere, which is closely related to the global distribution of land and sea, and the northern hemisphere has a larger land area and superior natural conditions than the southern hemisphere. The economic center of gravity is located in the northwest of the geometric center (0°, 0°), and the grain and population centers of gravity are located in the northeast of the geometric center; (2) The economic center of gravity moves eastward rapidly and with a large magnitude; the population center of gravity mainly moves from northwest to south, from northwest to southeast before 1990, and from northeast to the southwest after 1990, with a smaller movement; the grain center of gravity has a large jump and is the most unstable, and the regularity is not obvious;(3) The economic and grain centers of gravity are highly coupled; the grain and population centers of gravity are coupled, but not significantly; the economic and population centers of gravity are lowly coupled but in a gradually increasing state.

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    R&D globalization and innovation upgrading of Chinese enterprises: An explanatory framework from location-connection perspective
    Shuhong HU, Debin DU, Dezhong DUAN, Mizhi ZHANG
    2024, 33(9): 45-56.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2024.09.20222309
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    Geography has obvious theoretical advantages in explaining the globalization of enterprises' R&D. Based on the theory of international direct investment and the relevant theories of economic geography, this paper constructs an analytical framework for the globalization of Chinese enterprises' R&D from the two dimensions of location and relationship, and takes Huawei as an example to analyze the spatiotemporal characteristics of enterprise R&D globalization and the interaction mechanism between R&D globalization and enterprise innovation capability upgrading, so as to confirm the applicability of the interpretation framework. The study believes that the independent innovation ability and technology absorption ability accumulated by enterprises in related fields are the prerequisites for their R&D globalization. On this basis, choosing a suitable location to continue to deploy overseas R&D centers, making full use of the technical advantages and rich innovation resources of the host country, and relying on good inter-state relations and the cooperation network relationship between Chinese enterprises and host country enterprises, universities and research institutes are important strategic choices for enterprises to obtain innovation resources and knowledge spillover to achieve technological upgrading. However, in the context of increasingly fierce global science and technology competition and the prevalence of trade protectionism, the changes in inter-state relations have had a great impact on the R&D globalization of Chinese enterprises, and should also be regarded as an important factor for Chinese enterprises to consider overseas R&D investment. Finally, drawing on Huawei's R&D globalization development experience, suggestions are made for Chinese enterprises to choose appropriate locations to effectively implement overseas R&D investment to enhance their innovation capabilities. At the same time, it also provides theoretical and case support for relevant departments to formulate policies and measures to encourage Chinese enterprises to go global.

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    The evolution pattern and endogenous mechanism of China's innovation network: From the "glocal" perspective
    Tong LIU, Chengliang LIU
    2024, 33(9): 57-70.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2024.09.20230048
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    Based on the data of transnational and domestic intercity patent transfer, this paper depicts the evolution pattern of China's innovation network from the "glocal" perspective, and uses the PVAR model to explore and empirically test the endogenous mechanism of the evolution of the "glocal" innovation network. The results show that: (1) From 2004 to 2018, China's "glocal" innovation network scale and the degree of connection were increasing, and the degree of tightness and evolution speed of the domestic intercity technology transfer network was greater than that of the transnational technology transfer network; (2) The external node cities are concentrated in East Asia, Western Europe and North America, and show the trend of "moving eastward". The corresponding domestic gateway cities are concentrated in the eastern coastal areas. The internal and external connection degree of domestic cities presents isomorphic characteristics in the spatial pattern, and shows the difference in the order of internal and external connections; (3) In the evolution of the "glocal" innovation network, there is a one-way and two-way self-reinforcing effect of technology transfer, reflecting the convergence and expansion characteristics of urban nodes; (4) The gateway city is the carrier of the interaction between the global and local innovation networks, and there are complementary and competitive effects between transnational technology transfer and domestic technology transfer. For China, the complementary effect is mainly reflected between the transnational technology import and the domestic technology export, and the competitive effect is reflected in the substitution and squeezing effect of the transnational technology import and the domestic technology import and the domestic technology export on the transnational technology export.

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    Research on the hotspots of geo-relations in Chinese diplomatic speeches
    Hang LIU, Huasong LUO, Juhua HONG, Rui WANG, Lele SUN
    2024, 33(9): 71-81.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2024.09.20222393
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    The study of China's geo-relations has received wide attention from the academic world. Chinese diplomatic speeches objectively record the process of China's interaction with other countries and the evolution of its attention to current hotspots, and the study of geo-relations hotspots from China's perspective can be conducted based on this officially released unstructured data. This paper selects Chinese Foreign Ministry speech text data and analyzes the hot issues implied in the text data from the perspective of feature vocabulary and topic coding, and the study shows that: (1) The Asia-Pacific and neighboring countries occupy a primary position in the handling of China's geopolitical relations. (2) In recent years, the geopolitical conflict with the United States and other Western countries has shifted from geo-economic to geo-cultural aspects. (3) In terms of topics, trade and economy are the focus of geopolitical relations between countries in the world, and the role of science, technology and innovation elements in the penetration of great power competition is becoming increasingly prominent. (4) In terms of geostrategy, attention is drawn to the impact of NATO's "eastern concern" on the Asia-Pacific region, and the South Pacific island region is a potential major power geopolitical game area that deserves attention. This paper applies text analysis techniques to study the hot issues of China's geopolitical relations, providing a new perspective for the study of geopolitical relations and a certain reference for the development of China's geopolitical relations.

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    From "observer" to "participant": Research on the transformation and dilemma of Ukraine's geopolitical roles
    Guoju LIU, Liwang LI
    2024, 33(9): 82-93.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2024.09.20230057
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    In the context of the global strategic game, geopolitical factors are an important basis for countries to formulate security and foreign policies. It not only provides an excuse for capitalist countries to compete for geopolitical dividends, but also forces developing countries to pay high attention to and guard against risks brought by geopolitical crises. In order to explorethe role of the contested countries and the dilemma of "role transformation" in the geopoliticalgame between great powers, we select Ukraine, which has frequent geopolitical crises, as a case study, draws on the analytical framework of "role theory", and attempts to integrate traditional geopolitical theory with "role theory". Based on the perspective of "observer" and "participant" role transformation, we adopt the comparative analysis method of "domestic politics and international politics" to compare the international community's cognition and evaluation of Ukraine's geopolitical role, clarify the time-space process of Ukraine's geopolitical role transformation, and explain the effect of Ukraine's geopolitical role transformation, to provide new theoretical cognition and practical analysis for the geopolitical decision-making of developing countries.

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    Forest land cover changes and influencing factors in Cambodia based on GlobeLand 30
    Min LI, Jinfeng CHU, Xiande LI
    2024, 33(9): 94-103.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2024.09.20222264
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    The extensive forest resources within Cambodia are pivotal to the ecological integrity of the Mekong River basin. This study, utilizing GlobeLand 30 data, investigates the dynamics of forest loss in Cambodia through the lens of forest cover and landscape pattern indices. Furthermore, a multiple linear regression analysis is conducted to elucidate the principal determinants of forest depletion. The empirical results indicate that: (1) Over the period between 2000 and 2020, Cambodia's forest expanse contracted from 104 009.92 to 89 702.30 square kilometers, accompanied by a reduction in coverage from 57.45% to 49.55%. Notably, the plateau and mountainous terrains witnessed the most pronounced deforestation, with a net loss of 8 002.87 square kilometers and a corresponding decline in coverage by 11.36%. Land use transition analysis reveals that 84.85% of the forested area remained stable, whereas 12.90% was reallocated to agricultural purposes. (2) The fragmentation of forested landscapes has escalated, evidenced by a widespread diminution in the largest patch index. (3) The regression analysis underscores population expansion and the augmentation of arable land as the predominant catalysts for forest attrition. It is suggested that the Cambodian government should fortify forest governance and enforcement to mitigate deforestation. At the same time, fostering economic diversification through the advancement of industries, ecotourism, and other non-agricultural sectors could generate alternative employment avenues, thereby alleviating the impetus for forest conversion to farmland.

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    The leading maritime capitals of the world: Theoretical traces, measurement baselines and methodology dilemmas
    Ruolan XIAO, Renfeng MA, Jingwu MA, Jianqing WANG
    2024, 33(9): 104-117.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2024.09.20230485
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    The world's leading maritime capital is the global maritime economic centre. In this paper, we review the theoretical debates and the evolution of the field of maritime centre cities research, compare the research on maritime centre cities in the Eastern and Western, and put forward the focus of the world's maritime centre cities research and its urgent dilemmas under the new international situation. We found that: ①The world's leading maritime capital is closely related to the concepts of global city, centre city and maritime city, and then clarifies the theoretical issues such as the origin and concept of the world's leading maritime capital, their nature, characteristics and growth mechanisms; ②Introducing evaluation methods related to world's leading maritime capital, proposing its unique functions, comparison and growth evaluation methods, and so on. ③In the new state of globalization, research on the world's leading maritime capital should focus on research scales and empirical innovations. Evaluating the world's leading maritime capital by drawing on the urban studies doctrines of urban function, urban competitiveness, flow space and their indicators' quantitative identification methods. Future research should focus on debugging the evaluation model and its indicator threshold parameters with empirical evidence, improving the applicability and practicability of the existing model, expanding the existing network analysis paradigm of trade, transportation, multinational company branches, patents, talents and other flows, and innovating the methodology of the research on the world's maritime capital.

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    Urban security sense evaluation and optimization strategy based on multi-source big data: A case study of the main urban area of Nanjing
    Xiao QIN, Yiming ZHANG, Feng ZHEN, Minjian LI
    2024, 33(9): 118-132.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2024.09.20222276
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    Under the requirements of refined urban governance strategy, not only the construction of physical space security defense system, but also fully creating residents' sense for daily life security should be emphasized in urban security research, so as to improve the quality of the city and enhance its attractiveness. Firstly, this research fully considers the interaction among residents' activities, natural disasters, social risks and the built environment, and then constructs the urban security sense mechanism model. Secondly, the indicator system of urban security sense is established from three dimensions of personal sense, built environment and behavioral activities. Furthermore, it uses multi-source big data to synthetically measure residents' security sense, taking the main urban area of Nanjing as an example. Finally, this research evaluates the security sense in Nanjing City, explores its spatial distribution pattern, and puts forward the corresponding spatial optimization path. The results show that: the spatial pattern of residents' security sense in Nanjing City is wholly 'higher in the center and lower in the north & south, with obvious group distribution', although there are some differences in the three dimensions. The security sense is higher in the important business districts and their surrounding residential areas developed early, and it is lower in the developing new towns and the industrial supporting residential areas. Many optimization strategies can promote the security level of the low-security sense areas, including function implantation, transportation system design, public service facility layout, environmental feature restoration, community space design, planning policy guidance, organization system design and smart management platform construction.

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    Telecoupling characteristics and spatial clustering analysis of land use functions: An empirical study of counties in Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Region by SNA model
    Yaochuan KAN, Lei XU, Yu GUO, Jingyuan YANG, Fandi MENG, Changchun ZHANG
    2024, 33(9): 133-146.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2024.09.20222198
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    With the coordinated development of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Region becoming an important national strategy, multi-factor cross-regional flow has formed telecoupling relationships of land use functions. Taking the counties in Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Region as the research unit, the entropy-weight TOPSIS method was used to measure the production, living and ecological function values of land use, and the social network analysis model was used to explore the land use functions relationship and identify the telecoupling characteristics of land use. The main results are as follows. (1) During 2010-2020, the spatiotemporal differentiation characteristics of land use functions in the studied region are significant. Land use production function declines, showing the characteristics of low northwest and high southeast; living function improves significantly, showing the trend of balanced development of multi-center situation; the fluctuation of ecological function rises, and the "inverted U-shaped" polarization phenomenon is obvious. (2) Production function, living function and ecological function break through the geographical proximity effect, and the telecoupling relationships present the obvious network structure shape, but the overall network structure is relatively loose; the telecoupling networks of land use production function, living function and ecological function have the characteristics of small-world effect and scale-free, and the power structures show obvious "core-periphery" feature. (3) The telecoupling networks of production function, living function and ecological function forms four blocks through spatial clustering: there are five role types as main spillover, main benefit, mediator, two-way spillover and isolate. Therefore, telecoupling effect needs to be taken into account when formulating relevant strategies for land use functions. The Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Region needs to focus on multi-point linkage and complementary advantages. It should play the leading and regulatory role of core counties in the network pattern, cultivate new growth poles, and ultimately achieve multi-functional synergy of land use.

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    Research on urban network structure in Chengdu-Chongqing Economic Circle based from the perspective of "flow space"
    Fangcheng SUN, Na ZHANG, Yuling HU, Jing TANG
    2024, 33(9): 147-162.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2024.09.20222424
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    It is of great significance to lead Chengdu-Chongqing economic circle to stride forward to world-class urban agglomeration, promote regional economic integrated development, and boost domestic circulation with regional circulation for accelerating the formation of a new development pattern with domestic circulation as the main body and the domestic and international dual circulation promoting each other. Based on the perspective of urban network structure, the urban network structure characteristics and differences of Chengdu-Chongqing Economic Circle are described by using the social network analysis method and the visualization function of ArcGIS spatial analysis tool on the basis of constructing the urban spatial connection network of transportation, economy, population and information by using the data of railway and highway passenger transport frequency, regional outward function influence quantity, population migration quantity and Baidu index. Finally, the optimization strategies and suggestions of the network structure of Chengdu-Chongqing economic circle are put forward from different perspectives. The results show that: (1) The urban network shows a dual-core circle radial spatial structure dominated by "Chengdu and Chongqing", and the overall network connection presents an "unbalanced" pattern. (2) The embryonic form of urban system is emerging, the network structure is not stable, and the resilience needs to be further improved. The overall index calculation shows that the tightness of the urban network is population> information> economy> transportation. (3) The "core-periphery" effect is significant, the "collapse" phenomenon is obvious, and there is no strong secondary central city. (4) The distribution of cohesive subgroups is highly different, and the spatial distribution of the cities in the agglomerated subgroups is basically in line with the geographical proximity.

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    Characteristics and influencing factors of comprehensive passenger transport network in Pearl River Delta Urban Agglomeration from the perspective of "flow space"
    Yabo ZHAO, Liuqian HUANG, Die HU, Ruiyang CHEN, Dixiang XIE, Jianhong FAN
    2024, 33(9): 163-175.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2024.09.20222395
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    As traditional geographical distances diminish, new patterns of regional spatial configuration continuously emerge and develop, with the dominance of flow space shaping the new landscape of regional spatial networks. From the viewpoint of passenger flows, and with the help of the social network analysis method, the present paper constructed a comprehensive passenger flow matrix based on passenger frequency data. It analyzed the characteristics of the passenger transport network of the Pearl River Delta Urban Agglomeration from three aspects, namely network nodes, connection flow lines, and the overall network. and then explored its influencing factors. The results showed that: (1) From the point of network nodes, the Pearl River Delta urban agglomeration passenger transportation network shows the characteristics of multiple levels and regional differentiation as a whole, plays a leading role as the first level of Guangzhou. (2) From the point of connection flow lines, passenger flows between cities are led by Guangzhou and Shenzhen, which plays a core leading role in their hinterland. The connection between cities is strong along the axis from northwest to southeast along the Pearl River. (3) From the perspective of the overall network, its development level is relatively high in the Pearl River Delta Urban Agglomeration, and the network centralization degree is relatively high as well. (4) From the perspective of influencing factors, policy and natural factors will have an impact on passenger flow. Through quantitative analysis of economic and social factors, it is found that R&D input, GDP, fixed asset investment and urbanization rate show a positive impact on passenger network, while resident population and foreign direct investment show a negative impact on passenger network.

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    The characteristics, modes and paths of urban-rural coupling under the strategy of rural revitalization:
    Lu LI, Jianping ZHOU
    2024, 33(9): 176-188.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2024.09.20222425
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    Taking the households of urban and rural residents in Zhejiang Province as the research object in 2020, an indicator system for rural development and urbanization is constructed from the four aspects of ecological environment, public services, grassroots governance and quality of life, using entropy method and Coupling Coordination Degree Model, Theil index and other methods to summarize the urban-rural development experience and problems of different counties and cities in Zhejiang Province, and explore the urban-rural coupling mode and implementation path. The results show that: ①Based on the analysis of different spatial scales, the urbanization and rural have regional imbalances in development, with obvious gradient changes from east to west and little difference between sub-regions. About 80% of the overall difference in urban-rural development in Zhejiang comes from differences within sub-regions, and another 60% comes from the internal differences between southwestern Zhejiang and southern Zhejiang. At the county level, the urbanization and rural development index presents a spatial pattern of "high in the northeast and low in the southwest". ②Based on the analysis of the degree of urban-rural coupling and coordination in Zhejiang Province, four urban-rural coupling modes are summarized: independent parallel coupling, urban-rural partial benefit interactive coupling, urban-rural symmetrical reciprocal coupling, and urban-rural integration symbiosis coupling. ③Based on the rural revitalization strategy, the implementation path summarized from ecological livability, public services, grassroots governance and quality of life is characterized by ecological integration, green development, spatial integration, shared development, governance integration, good rural governance, factor integration, and common prosperity.

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