Multi-Agent Dynamic Interaction and Industrial Cluster Governance:Based on the Comparative Study of Garment Industry Between Kanglu District and Nancun District
The village economy has been a typical feature of the Pearl River Delta Economic Zone Economy since reform and opening up.The garment industry has both "Traditional labour-intensive industries" and "Non-declining necessities of life",the transformation and upgrading of Guangzhou's rural garment industry is of great value for promoting the transformation and upgrading of traditional industries.Based on semi-structured interviews and text analysis,this study focused on the garment industry in Kanglu district and Nancun district,combined with the theory of urban regime,a theoretical analysis framework of"Multi-stage and multi-agent dynamic interaction" is constructed.It is found that there is a significant path difference between the two regions,which is mainly caused by the difference in the behavior of the participants in different stages.The government has adopted a prudent and inclusive industrial governance in both regions,but in Kanglu district it is more prudent to intervene in material space regulation,while in Nancun district it is more like macro-dimensional prudent regulation.Kanglu district village collective activity is strong,but excessive profit leads to spatial disorder,while Nancun district village collective planning rationality through imitation and learning with enterprises.The difference of main interaction mode leads to the loose and free production mode with the core of"Small stall and small workshop" in Kanglu District,meanwhile,Nancun district has formed a dual-track garment industry development path with leading enterprises as the core to constantly adjust and adapt.
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