Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Bioeconomy Policies Based on Qualitative Comparative Analysis

\nAs an important driving force for the development of the bioeconomy, bioeconomy policies are of great importance in promoting the transfer and application of qualitative comparative analysis (QCA) concepts in the field of bioeconomy. Moreover, QCA has become a key theory and a critical tool for assessing the effectiveness of bioeconomy policies. Through the analysis of QCA method, the author proposes a strategy for evaluating bioeconomy policy research by identifying relevant policies and influencing factors. In addition, it attempts to present a possible integration pathway between quantitative comparative analysis (QCA) and bioeconomy policy, providing a new approach for the evaluation of bioeconomy policy effectiveness and innovation.\n

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Springer Link (Chiba Institute of Technology)
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2024-10-31
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https://doi.org/10.1051/shsconf/202420001013/pdf
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Qualitative Comparative Analysis Research
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Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Bioeconomy Policies Based on Qualitative Comparative Analysis

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Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Bioeconomy Policies Based on Qualitative Comparative Analysis

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Abstract

\nAs an important driving force for the development of the bioeconomy, bioeconomy policies are of great importance in promoting the transfer and application of qualitative comparative analysis (QCA) concepts in the field of bioeconomy. Moreover, QCA has become a key theory and a critical tool for assessing the effectiveness of bioeconomy policies. Through the analysis of QCA method, the author proposes a strategy for evaluating bioeconomy policy research by identifying relevant policies and influencing factors. In addition, it attempts to present a possible integration pathway between quantitative comparative analysis (QCA) and bioeconomy policy, providing a new approach for the evaluation of bioeconomy policy effectiveness and innovation.\n

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