Spatial network structure and formation mechanism of China’s marine science and technology innovation efficiency from the perspective of innovation value chain
Open Access
- 5 July 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Frontiers Media SA in Frontiers in Marine Science
- Vol. 11, 1430243
Abstract
Research on the marine science and technology innovation efficiency (MSTE) from the perspective of innovation value chain is not only an inevitable requirement for in-depth exploration of Marine science and technology innovation activities, but also an important guidance for the sustainable development and optimization of marine economy. Based on the innovation value chain perspective, the marine science and technology innovation process is divided into three phases: basic innovation, applied research and development, and gainful transformation, and the chain network DEA model is used to measure the MSTE of 11 provinces and municipalities along the coast of China from 2007 to 2021; the modified gravity model and social network analysis are used to examine the spatial correlation network characteristics of the marine MSTE at different phases and their influencing factors. The results show that the spatial correlation of China marine MSTE gradually develops from a sparse and dispersed state to a close trend, and the three phases gradually show a development pattern from unicentre, polycentre and networked. There is no strict hierarchical structure in the spatial correlation network of marine MSTE, the applied research and development and revenue transformation phases are more relevant than the basic innovation phase, and the cross-regional collaborative innovation needs to be improved. The high-efficiency provinces have a strong ability to radiate the MSTE to other provinces, and can absorb a large amount of innovation resources. The spatial correlation network of MSTE development has formed four plates of two-way spillover, broker, net spillover and net benefit in all three phases, and the transmission of kinetic energy of regional MSTE development has obvious gradient characteristics. The strength of government support, marine industry structure, and marine management services are conducive to enhancing the spatial correlation of the three phases of innovation development. Through this study, we can not only grasp the overall pattern and development dynamics of China Marine science and technology innovation, but also deeply analyze the internal logic and formation mechanism of its spatial correlation network structure, so as to provide scientific basis for optimizing resource allocation and improving innovation efficiency.Keywords
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