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In writing this paper, our objective was to use the concept of ecological landscape to explain why culture industrial cluster were formed. In recent years, rare extreme weather has continued coming, which made mankind living in “carbon” predicament. Compared with the extensive research on industrial sustainability in cities of the developed world, similar empirical work in developing countries is rare. We concluded from the perspective of cultural industrial space assemble, and take Qujiang cultural industry park based on local landscape design as an example, using hierarchy cluster analysis, based on selected variables that reflect the industrial advantages, government contributions, environmental management and economic performance of the enterprises. Consequently, the objective of a dynamic response to culture industrial cluster was seen as an attempt to form cultural industrial park sustainable development throughout the organizational.
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We have had significant help in writing this paper. We have benefited greatly from the crossover between theory and practice that exists at public resources. The study by the Shaanxi Normal University, Graduate Education Innovation Fund “ecological landscape perspective” embedded cluster model for cultural industries and sustainable development: from China’s experience “(2012CXB009), Central universities basic research project operating expenses” cluster enterprise knowledge spillovers clustering effect” (10SZZD03). We wish to thank the Associate Editor and the anonymous reviewers for their helpful comments on the manuscript. Their challenging questions and thoughtful feedback clarified and strengthened our ideas.
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Liu, L., Lei, H. (2013). Cluster Analysis for Study Ecological Landscape Sustainability: An Empirical Study in Xi’an of China. In: Chen, F., Liu, Y., Hua, G. (eds) LTLGB 2012. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-34651-4_138
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