The Economic Network Resilience of the Guanzhong Plain City Cluster, China: A network analysis from the evolutionary perspective

Ye, Shanshan; Qian, Zhu

doi:10.1111/grow.12530

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“…Te results also show that the adaptive cycle stage of urban agglomerations is consistent with its core region when the scale changes. Te research by Fang et al [62] and Ye et al [63] can confrm this result from the side. Tey pointed out that core cities play a leading role in economic development, social structure, strategic policies, and other aspects and are important growth poles leading the development of urban agglomeration.…”

Section: Scale Heterogeneity Of Urban and Regional Adaptivementioning

confidence: 82%

Evolution of Urban Resilience from a Multiscale Perspective: Evidence from Five Provinces in Northwest China

Yang

2023

Complexity

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As a new idea of urban risk management, building resilient cities with the ability to resist, eliminate, and adapt to uncertain risks is of great importance to mitigate risk impacts and promote sustainable urban development. Based on the adaptive cycle model and the characteristics of an urban system, this study analyzes the resilience levels of cities, urban agglomerations, and provinces and their adaptive stages. The results show that (1) the comprehensive resilience of cities in the five provinces of northwest China is on the rise and that the differences between cities are gradually narrowing. The development stages of the urban adaptive cycle can be divided into six stages: the rapid exploitation stage, exploitation-conservation stage, stable conservation stage, conservation-release stage, development reorganization stage, and reorganization-exploitation stage. (2) The spatial distribution of the comprehensive resilience of urban agglomerations is “high in the southeast and low in the northwest,” and the development stage of the adaptive cycle is consistent with its central city or central region. (3) The level of resilience varies greatly among provinces, and the development stage of the adaptive cycle is equivalent to the average level of all cities in the province and is closely related to their respective development forces and urban problems. These findings can provide reference for policymakers to formulate scientific resilience building strategies to achieve regional sustainable development.

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Section: Scale Heterogeneity Of Urban and Regional Adaptivementioning

confidence: 82%

Evolution of Urban Resilience from a Multiscale Perspective: Evidence from Five Provinces in Northwest China

Yang

2023

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“…Within the realm of RFUN research, the key aim is to enhance urban networks' positive impact on facilitating regional cooperation in handling disruptions, while minimizing their negative effects on the spread of disturbances and chain reactions. Strategies proposed to achieve this goal often emphasize enhancing connectivity and efficiency within urban networks, as well as establishing smoother connections between central and peripheral nodes (Peng et al, 2018;Ye & Qian, 2021). In the current era of economic globalization and regional integration, collaboration among cities is not only advantageous but also an irreversible trend in urban development.…”

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confidence: 99%

Defining urban network resilience: a review

Jie,

Wentao,

Yuting

et al. 2024

FURP

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As concerns over the security of intercity connections intensify, the concept of urban network resilience has increasingly captured the attention of researchers in related fields. This study aimed to clarify the varying interpretations of urban network resilience among scholars and to identify the advancements and potential gaps in existing literature. The results indicated that differences in perceptions of urban networks have led scholars to define urban network resilience from two distinct perspectives. This divergence influenced the focal points of research, as well as the methodologies, structural measurement indicators, and optimization strategies employed in these studies. We argued for the need to further explore the concept of urban network resilience by considering the nuances of different urban networks, refining methodologies for the identification, description, and measurement of resilience, and recognizing the interconnections among various types and scales of urban networks. This review can provide scholars and policymakers with comprehensive insights into urban resilience, thereby assisting them in making more informed and effective decisions.

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“…The measure of assortativity can be reflected by the network degree correlation index (Crespo et al, 2013;Wei and Pan, 2021;Ye and Qian, 2021). The mean degree of the relevant neighborhood (V j ) for each node i can be calculated from following equations:…”

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Towards innovation resilience through urban networks of co-invention: A case study of cities in China

Xu²,

Li³

et al. 2022

Front. Earth Sci.

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The intensified competition for innovation among countries and the various risks that come with it have made innovation resilience a central concern of the international community in recent years. The concepts of resilience and innovation are inextricably intertwined; however, both theoretical discussions and case studies on innovation resilience are in the “embryonic” stage. This article attempts to integrate the system and nodes of network resilience, the potential and connectivity of city resilience, and the hierarchy and assortativity of urban network resilience to construct a theoretical analysis framework of intercity innovation network resilience and conduct a case study on the resilience of a patent cooperation network among 338 prefecture-level cities in China during 2017–2019. The results show that the systemic resilience of Chinese urban innovation networks exhibits relatively low hierarchical and yearly decreasing disassortative characteristics, and the node resilience shows a spatial pattern of being high in the southeast and low in the northwest, as well as higher innovation resilience in cities with higher administrative levels. The results provide insights into the overall systemic and internal structural characteristics of innovation resilience in Chinese urban networks and also expand the application of resilience concepts in the field of innovation research from the perspective of urban networks.

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The Economic Network Resilience of the Guanzhong Plain City Cluster, China: A network analysis from the evolutionary perspective

Cited by 24 publications

References 46 publications

Evolution of Urban Resilience from a Multiscale Perspective: Evidence from Five Provinces in Northwest China

Evolution of Urban Resilience from a Multiscale Perspective: Evidence from Five Provinces in Northwest China

Defining urban network resilience: a review

Towards innovation resilience through urban networks of co-invention: A case study of cities in China

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