Characteristics,Transmission Mechanisms and Development Path Optimization of the Regional Coordination Network
Based on the perspective of cycle coordination,this paper constructs the regional coordination network and explores its characteristics,transmission mechanisms,and development path optimization using the methods of social network analysis,ERGM model,and path simulation.The results show that:1)In terms of the network characteristics,the overall level of regional coordination fluctuates and shows the relation pattern of"dense in the south of China and sparse in the north of China"and"fast in the south of China and slow in the north of China".The transmission-type urban agglomerations such as the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei urban agglomeration focus on the unbalanced development model of"wealth first drives wealth later",while the interactive urban agglomerations such as the Pearl River Delta urban agglomeration focus on the balanced development model of"mutual benefit".2)In terms of the transmission mechanisms,the role of administrative divisions is superior to that of economic divisions,and the central vertical governance is superior to local decentralized governance.The linkage of production,investment,and consumption promotes coordination in a"high to low"manner.3)In terms of the development path,the long-term sustainability of"circular path linked by supply and demand interaction"is good,and the early advantage of"development path led by central cities"is strong.After combining the two,their stability is comprehensively improved."Carrier path supported by urban agglomerations"mainly serves as a platform support at inter-group level,with weaker intra-group effects.
urban agglomerationsregional coordination networkregional coordinated developmentsocial network analysisERGM modelcentral city