A Multi-case Study of Green Port-adjacent Industrial Cluster Development Based on Grounded Theory

This paper adopts a multi-case analysis approach, selecting the port-adjacent industrial clusters in Ningbo, China, Rotterdam, Netherlands, and Tokyo Bay, Japan, as exemplary cases for study. It collects multi-source data and information from academic literature, official channels, news reports, and social media. By applying the three-level coding process of Grounded Theory, it delves into successful practices of these cases in constructing and developing green port-adjacent industrial clusters, and extracts the valuable experiences of them. Based on this, a series of strategic conclusions aimed at promoting the development of green port-adjacent industrial clusters are summarized, providing useful references and insights for the formation and development pathways of port-adjacent industrial clusters in other regions.

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Frontiers in Business Economics and Management
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2024-12-24
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https://doi.org/10.54097/h9brf445
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Maritime Ports and Logistics
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A Multi-case Study of Green Port-adjacent Industrial Cluster Development Based on Grounded Theory

Hongyuan Li
Frontiers in Business Economics and Management
Maritime Ports and Logistics
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A Multi-case Study of Green Port-adjacent Industrial Cluster Development Based on Grounded Theory

Hongyuan Li
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This paper adopts a multi-case analysis approach, selecting the port-adjacent industrial clusters in Ningbo, China, Rotterdam, Netherlands, and Tokyo Bay, Japan, as exemplary cases for study. It collects multi-source data and information from academic literature, official channels, news reports, and social media. By applying the three-level coding process of Grounded Theory, it delves into successful practices of these cases in constructing and developing green port-adjacent industrial clusters, and extracts the valuable experiences of them. Based on this, a series of strategic conclusions aimed at promoting the development of green port-adjacent industrial clusters are summarized, providing useful references and insights for the formation and development pathways of port-adjacent industrial clusters in other regions.

Frontiers in Business Economics and ManagementVol. 17(3)
Lingnan Normal University (CN), Development Research Center (CN)
Jilin Office of Philosophy and Social Science, Lingnan Normal University
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Openalex Percentile: Top 65%
Maritime Ports and Logistics
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