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Research on China’s marine governance legal system from the perspective of international rule alignment
China's marine governance legal system, while demonstrating significant development, presents both strengths and ongoing challenges in alignment with international norms. This research, employing rigorous legal analysis, identifies a multi-level framework anchored by constitutional principles and bolstered by international treaty obligations. Key bottlenecks include legal coordination gaps and limitations in land-sea integration. Proposed optimization strategies focus on legislative restructuring, cross-departmental collaboration, enhanced international engagement, and forward-looking planning to address emerging threats like climate change.
Research on the mechanism of low-altitude economy’s impact on marine economy quality and development countermeasures―threshold effect based on green finance
Recent research rigorously examines the complex interplay between the burgeoning low-altitude economy and the quality of China’s marine economy, spanning 2011-2023. Utilizing advanced econometric models, the study establishes a significant positive correlation, while also identifying crucial threshold effects mediated by technological innovation and green finance. Findings reveal that while the low-altitude economy demonstrably drives marine economic quality, its impact is moderated by these factors.