China's ocean culture and consciousness: Constructing a maritime great power narrative

Mallory, Tabitha Grace; Chubb, Andrew; Lau, Sallie

doi:10.1016/j.marpol.2022.105229

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“…This theme encompasses works by Murphy and Roberts (2018), Cooper and Shearer (2017), Wang and Liu (2019), Li et al . (2020), Zhao and Zhang (2019), Wu (2021), Chang (2022) and Mallory et al . (2022).…”

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“…(3) Geopolitical and Soft Power Implications This theme encompasses works by Murphy and Roberts (2018), Cooper and Shearer (2017), Wang and Liu (2019), Li et al (2020), Zhao and Zhang (2019), Wu (2021), Chang (2022) and Mallory et al (2022). These studies explore the military intent, geopolitical challenges, soft power aspects and even cultural dimensions of CMPS.…”

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Evaluation of China's maritime power construction index and policy textual analysis

Zhang,

Tian,

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PurposeThis research establishes an evaluation index system and calculation method for the China's maritime power construction index (CMPCI). It has conducted practical tests on the progress of China's maritime power construction since the 12th–13th Five-Year Plans. This paper conducts a phased study on the construction of China's maritime power based on the CMPCI evaluation results; it expands the relevant achievements in the research field of quantitative research in China's maritime power construction. The verification results are consistent with the actual situation.Design/methodology/approachFully reflect the guiding role of national marine policies in the new development stage, guide the transformation of China's marine management model. The CMPCI is a quantitative evaluation of the overall development level of China's maritime power construction over a certain period of time. The CMPCI in this article aims to comprehensively reflect the changes in the construction of China's maritime power, strives to cover various fields it encompasses. This study focuses on objective statistical data analysis, supplemented by multisource data, to objectively and fairly measure the level of CMPCI.FindingsOriginality/valueIt fully reflects the highlights of marine science and technology, social democracy and strategic emerging industries. This research dynamically quantifies the trajectory of China's maritime power construction, synthetic reflecting the country's macroeconomic policy guiding function. Guiding the transformation of the marine resources utilization, marine economy development, marine scientific research and marine rights and interests maintenance and effectively serving the decision-making needs of the government.

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Evaluation of China's maritime power construction index and policy textual analysis

Zhang,

Tian,

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“…Afterwards, in the 21 st century, the U.S. submitted the Ocean Policy Report "Blueprint for the 21 st Century" and the Ocean Action Plan (Singh and Mee, 2008). China has also elevated "Ocean Power" to a national strategy (Mallory et al, 2022). Moreover, China has integrated the comprehensive development and utilization of the marine environment into its strategic planning for the development and utilization of China's national territory, proposing a strategic plan for the integration of sea and land, which is evidence of the weight of ocean management in national security management.…”

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An analysis of the tripartite evolutionary game for building the ecological security barrier in the Bohai Sea under the threshold of land-sea integration

Luan,

Cao,

2024

Front. Mar. Sci.

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The construction of marine ecological security barriers (MESBs) is fundamental for the sustainable development of the marine ecological environment and of the marine economy, and is an important component of the strategy of land-sea integration. It is difficult to build an effective MESB simply by relying on the power of the government; therefore, to this respect, it is urgent to encourage the multiple participating subjects to work together. This study takes the Bohai Sea as the research object, and uses evolutionary game theory to construct a game model of decision-making behavior among marine enterprises, local governments, and the public in the process of construction of the MESB in the Bohai Sea, so as to explore the strategic stability equilibrium point through the analysis of the interests of the three decision makers, and lay the foundation for promoting this process. The results are as follows: (1) Local government regulation is key to promote the transformation of the Bohai Sea MESB from policy documents to behavior and from goal to practice; moreover, it directly influences whether the main sources of land-based pollution, i.e., marine enterprises, will abandon the traditional approach to production and development and actively promote the construction of the Bohai Sea MESB. (2) The supervision and reporting of the public can be used as a synergistic, auxiliary supervision means. Thanks to the government’s publicity and education, the public will develop social awareness of marine ecological security, which in turn will ensure a better public supervision of the behavior of local governments and, thus, promote the active participation of marine enterprises in the MESB in the Bohai Sea. (3) Participation costs, ecological benefits, corporate social image, fines, and other factors are the main factors considered in the strategic choice of marine enterprises, with different factors having different marginal effects at different stages. Finally, this study proposes effective measures to further clarify the roles and functions of the stakeholders in the construction of the MESB in the Bohai Sea, balance the interests of the game subjects, and provide an effective implementation path for the realization of the “Ocean Power”.

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“…Education in Asia, including Taiwan, has recently undergone reforms (Lee et al, 2014;Lin et al, 2014). The curriculum reform in Taiwan has focused on core literacy, emphasizing that learning should integrate knowledge and skills with everyday life and various areas to solve problems in our life (Chen et Ocean culture refers to ocean cultural artifacts or products inherited by society or produced by citizens' actions of interpreting or inventing traditions (Mallory et al, 2022). Taiwan is surrounded by the ocean, and seafood is an essential food for its citizens.…”

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Using an ocean culture course to improve students’ marine life concepts and learning interest

Hsieh

Chen

Tsai

2022

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This study aimed to determine the effectiveness of an ocean culture course using the TRIP learning model (Triggered situational interest-Reading-Inquiry-Presentation) in enhancing students’ marine life concepts and learning interests. The participants consisted of 67 first graders (6 years old). A quasi-experimental design was employed, and the mixed methods analysis was used in this study. The results indicated that the experimental group students’ concepts of marine life were improved with a large effect size (d = 1.4), and they outperformed their counterparts with a large effect size (f = 0.40). The students’ learning interest in marine ecological conservation concepts was improved with a medium effect size (d = 0.53), and they outperformed their counterparts with a large effect size (f = 0.54). The results revealed that using the TRIP learning model for marine education improved the teaching of the teachers who taught the experiment group. Moreover, the model enhanced the effectiveness of the students’ learning interest in understanding marine life and marine ecological conservation concepts. Finally, some suggestions for further teaching and research were provided.

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China's ocean culture and consciousness: Constructing a maritime great power narrative

Cited by 19 publications

References 25 publications

Evaluation of China's maritime power construction index and policy textual analysis

Evaluation of China's maritime power construction index and policy textual analysis

An analysis of the tripartite evolutionary game for building the ecological security barrier in the Bohai Sea under the threshold of land-sea integration

Using an ocean culture course to improve students’ marine life concepts and learning interest

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