"一带一路"背景下金砖国家海洋产业协同发展的机制与路径研究OA

In the context of the Belt and Road Initiative,the coordinated development of marine industries among BRICS countries has become an important pathway for promoting South-South cooperation and the growth of the blue economy.Based on Global Value Chain(GVC)theory,industrial coordinated development theory,and the blue economy theory,this study constructs an analytical framework for the coordinated development of marine industries in BRICS countries under the Belt and Road Initiative,focusing on three dimensions:foundational conditions,coordination mechanisms,and development pathways.The findings indicate that BRICS countries possess favorable conditions for coordinated development in terms of complementarity in industrial structures,differences in development stages,and diversity in policy orientations.However,they also face constraints such as resource dependence,technological gaps,uneven infrastructure development,and insufficient institutional coordination.On this basis,the study develops a fourfold coordination mechanism encompassing a complementary industrial division of labor,investment and trade linkage,technological innovation collaboration,and policy governance coordination,and further analyzes their interaction pathways and underlying logic.Furthermore,the study proposes a set of coordinated development pathways,including the construction of port interconnection networks,cooperation in the green transition of marine energy,joint development of the"blue granary,"establishment of marine science and technology innovation communities,and improvement of institutionalized cooperation platforms.From a theoretical perspective,this paper reveals the underlying mechanisms of the coordinated development of transnational marine industries and incorporates the blue economy perspective to strengthen the sustainability constraint dimension,providing the theoretical foundations and policy implications for blue economy cooperation among BRICS countries under the Belt and Road Initiative.