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  • Transformation Performance and Influence Mechanism
    ZHANG Wen-zhong, YU Jian-hui
    JOURNAL OF NATURAL RESOURCES. 2023, 38(1): 22-38. https://doi.org/10.31497/zrzyxb.20230102

    This paper summarizes the policy evolution of sustainable development of resource-based cities (RBCs) in China over the past 20 years and analyzes the results of promoting sustainable development of RBCs. The main points of this paper are as follows: (1) The evolution path of sustainable development policy of RBCs in China in the study period basically follows the development logic of combining problem orientation and goal orientation, experiencing from "administrative intervention", "administrative guidance" to "comprehensive governance" changes. Generally speaking, the policy evolution can be roughly divided into three stages, namely, the stage of resolving difficulties, the stage of comprehensive promotion and the stage of high-quality development. (2) At present, China has formed a "four-in-one" policy framework for sustainable development of RBCs, which includes the transformation of resource-exhausted cities, innovative development of resource-rich cities, transformation and upgrading of independent industrial and mining areas, and comprehensive treatment of coal mining subsidence areas. (3) RBCs make full use of local advantages, and initially form some characteristic transformation development models. (4) In the New Era, RBCs are faced with severe challenges such as large carbon emission reduction tasks, weak economic growth, and bottlenecks hindering balanced and high-quality development in special areas. It is urgent to make all-out efforts to solve key problems and promote sustaibable development.

  • Transformation Performance and Influence Mechanism
    XU Wei-xiang, ZHENG Jin-hui, ZHOU Jian-ping, CHEN Xi-lin, LIU Cheng-jun
    JOURNAL OF NATURAL RESOURCES. 2023, 38(1): 39-57. https://doi.org/10.31497/zrzyxb.20230103

    Based on the panel data of China's resource-based cities from 2003 to 2018, this paper comprehensively measures the performance of urban transformation, and uses spatial Markov chain, spatial econometric model and spatial double difference model to explore the performance characteristics of resource-based cities' transformation and its impact on carbon emissions. The results show that: (1) The transformation performance of resource-based cities is increasing year by year, which corresponds to the fluctuating upward trend of regional differences, and the regional differences between the four types of resource-based cities mainly come from regional differences, and mature cities contribute the most; There are obvious spatial differences in the transformation performance of resource-based cities, and the development pattern has evolved from the "multi-point" sporadic distribution with the spanning area as the core to the "cluster" aggregation with the leading area as the core. (2) The transformation performance of resource-based cities has the possibility of state transfer in different periods, which has the characteristics of four convergence clubs: lagging area, starting area, spanning area and leading area. Spatial Markov chain shows that the transfer trend has obvious spatial relevance. State transfer usually occurs between adjacent levels, with less "jumping" transfer phenomenon, and has long-term and sustainable characteristics. (3) The transformation of resource-based cities has significant carbon emission reduction effect, and this effect has the heterogeneity characteristics of different resource types, different development stages and different spatial locations. Economic and industrial transformation, social life transformation and ecological environment transformation are important factors to play the role of carbon emission reduction. Further policy impact analysis shows that the establishment of industrial transformation and upgrading demonstration zones and high-tech industrial development zones has a positive policy effect on urban carbon emission reduction.

  • Transformation Performance and Influence Mechanism
    JIANG Hai-ning, ZHANG Jun, YU Jian-hui, LI Bo
    JOURNAL OF NATURAL RESOURCES. 2023, 38(1): 58-72. https://doi.org/10.31497/zrzyxb.20230104

    As a new mode of transportation in modern society, high-speed railway is an important external driving force for the economic transformation of resource-based cities. Based on the panel data of 114 resource-based cities in China from 2004 to 2018, this paper analyzes the impact of the opening of high-speed rail on the economic transformation of resource-based cities in China by adopting the multi-period differential difference method. The results show that: In general, the opening of high-speed railway plays a significant role in promoting the industrial structure transformation and economic growth of resource-based cities. The opening of high-speed rail also has a heterogeneous effect on the economic transformation of resource-based cities in different development periods: The opening of high-speed railway has a significant promotion effect on the optimization of the industrial structure of coastal resource-based cities, but its impact on economic growth is insignificant. In contrast, the optimization of industrial structure of resource-based cities in inland areas is not significantly affected by the opening of high-speed railway, and its economic growth is significantly affected by high-speed railway. The opening of high-speed rail also has heterogeneous impacts on resource-based cities with different development periods: The opening of high-speed railway has a significant promoting effect on the optimization of industrial structure in the growing and regenerating resource-based cities, but its effect on industrial structure optimization of mature and declining resource cities is not obvious. By contrast, the opening of high-speed railway has no obvious influence on the economic growth of the growing and regenerating and mature resource-based cities, but has a significant promotion on the economic growth of the declining resource-based cities.

  • Transformation Performance and Influence Mechanism
    ZHU Yuan-yuan, LUO Yuan, CHEN Jing, JIANG Zi-long
    JOURNAL OF NATURAL RESOURCES. 2023, 38(1): 73-90. https://doi.org/10.31497/zrzyxb.20230105

    Industrial transformation is an important development problem faced by resource- exhausted cities, and exploring the evolutionary mechanisms of industrial transformation and its economic resilience in resources-exhausted cities is of great significance to realize high-quality urban development. From the perspective of evolutionary economic resilience, taking Daye city of Hubei province as an example, this paper constructed an evaluation index system of economic resilience in resource-exhausted cities, and the entropy value method and partial least squares (PLS) are adopted to quantitatively reveal the evolutionary characteristics and driving mechanisms of economic resilience during the industrial transformation of Daye city from 2000 to 2019. The results showed that: (1) The economic resilience of the study area had undergone the evolutionary stages of recession adaptation, resistance to recovery, and response improvement, which corresponded to the study area's economic recession transition period (2000-2009), development recovery period (2010-2014), and efficient improvement period (2015-2019), and the level of economic resilience showed a "slow to fast" rising trend. (2) From 2000 to 2019, the driving factors of the evolution of economic resilience in the study area changed from the transformation of industrial structure and the improvement of innovation level to multi-factors. Among them, residents' income, market scale, government regulation ability, industrial technology level are the key factors to promote the evolution of economic resilience in the study area. (3) The transformation of industrial diversification is the direct driving force for the improvement of economic resilience in the study area, and the evolution of the study area to a higher level of urban life stage is driven by multiple factors. When the pressure factor is eliminated, the urban state is adjusted and the response mode is optimized, the economic resilience will promote the "path breakthrough" of the industry by activating the industrial factors and balancing the driving force, and then evolve into a higher-level state, so as to promote the high-quality development of resource-exhausted cities.

  • Transformation Performance and Influence Mechanism
    GONG Ying, XUE Dong-qian, SONG Yong-yong, DONG Chao-yang, MA Yan-yan
    JOURNAL OF NATURAL RESOURCES. 2023, 38(1): 91-108. https://doi.org/10.31497/zrzyxb.20230106

    Economic transformation is the key to achieving high-quality development in resource-based cities. As a new engine of economic growth, the cultural entertainment industry plays an important role in the economic transformation of resource-based cities. Using panel data of resource-based cities on the Loess Plateau from 2010 to 2019, the relationship between the development of the cultural entertainment industry and economic transformation is examined empirically using the spatial Durbin model on the basis of a comprehensive index to measure the effectiveness of economic transformation in resource-based cities. The results show that the relationship between the development of the cultural entertainment industry and economic transformation is "U" shaped, in which the development of the cultural entertainment industry is first inhibited and then promoted, and at the early stage of the development of the cultural entertainment industry, the vigorous development of the cultural entertainment industry is not conducive to economic transformation and upgrading. When the density of cultural entertainment industries crosses the inflection point (5104 units per 10000 people), the effectiveness of economic transformation will increase with the development of cultural entertainment industries. The cultural entertainment industry has a significant spatial spillover effect and can effectively contribute to the economic transformation of neighbouring cities, and the increased economic transformation of neighbouring cities will lead to the economic transformation of the city. The research results are expected to provide a scientific basis and decision-making support for the high-quality development of resource-based cities on the Loess Plateau.