| Title | The Concept Of Developing A "Blue Economy" As A Basis For Sustainable Development |
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| ID_Doc | 55 |
| Authors | Nikitenko, V; Voronkova, V; Kaganov, Y |
| Published | Baltic Journal Of Economic Studies, 8, 5 |
| Structure | Here are the sections of the article with two sentences each: The concept of the "blue economy" represents a modern development of ecopolises based on the ingenuity of ecosystems and the provision of numerous products and services on which human life and humanity depend. The aim of the article is to create conditions for the development of a "blue economy" as the basis of an ecologically sustainable ecopolis. The concept of the "blue economy" is a new direction of agricultural production that cultivates the effective development of waste potential and demonstrates the evolutionary path of nature, which restores its balance and evolves from scarcity to abundance. The study aims to identify the problems of today's agricultural production model, which generates a lot of waste and leads to genetic manipulation. The Club of Rome's first report, "The Limits to Growth," was a seminal work that forced us to think about the physical limits to human economic growth. The concept of sustainability is based on the idea that the needs of humanity today must be met without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. The purpose of the article is to formulate the concept of the "blue economy" as the basis for the ecologically sustainable development of an ecopolis, which revives a new culture of agroecology as a new type of agricultural production. The research objectives are to study the problems of agricultural development, outline the transition to a new development paradigm, formulate the main provisions of the new concept of the "blue economy", and investigate the innovative development of agricultural production. The leading approach to the study is a systematic approach, which allows to show the development of the "blue economy" as a system consisting of interconnected components of subsystems that function as a whole, as well as modeling the processes of the regenerative economy. The methodology of system dynamics and modern computer capabilities developed by the authors of the Club of Rome helped to create an environmentally balanced and socially oriented model of the economy. The "blue economy" concept is based on the ingenuity of ecosystems that continue to provide humanity with numerous products and services, contributing to the renewal of environmentally friendly products. The concept has been developed by Günter Pauli, who formulated some fundamental principles of the "blue economy" concept, which helps transform many industrial sectors through recycling products from waste. Ecopolis is a regenerative city that stimulates the return of rural activities to the city, such as the development of horticulture or renewable energy, which reduces dependence on exhaust fuels. The concept of ecopolis creates regenerative urban systems of production, consumption, and transportation that develop a new concept of services. The formation of the "Blue Economy" concept as the basis for the development of a sustainable ecopolis represents a new economic model for the creation of an eco-civilization. The concept of sustainability has become the main development concept, and the blue economy has become the main voice calling for a more rigorous accounting of marine resources. |
| Summary | The concept of a "blue economy" represents a modern direction of ecopolis development based on the ingenuity of ecosystems and the provision of numerous products and services. The article aims to create conditions for the development of a "blue economy" as the basis of an ecologically sustainable ecopolis. The "blue economy" is based on the principles of circular metabolism, renewable energy sources, and urban revitalization. It uses the properties of nature to optimize natural processes and demonstrates nature's ability to recover. The article identifies the problems of today's agricultural production model, which generates waste and leads to genetic manipulation. The "blue economy" concept is a response to the innovative development of the food industry and represents a new culture of agro-ecology. The combination of sustainable agriculture, new agricultural production, and human health requires innovation and the development of the blue economy. The article proposes a new direction of agricultural production as a basis for the development of the "blue economy" concept, which includes vertical farming, hydroponics, and aeroponics. The "blue economy" is a sustainable provision of new products, which requires competent agricultural management, investment in agriculture, and a strong policy of state management structures. The development of the "blue economy" concept is necessary to create an eco-civilization and ensure sustainable development, prosperity, and well-being. |
| Scientific Methods | After carefully analyzing the article, I have identified the research methods used in the study. The article is a conceptual paper that discusses the concept of the "blue economy" and its potential for sustainable development. The research methods used in the article are: 1. Systematic approach: The article uses a systematic approach to analyze the concept of the "blue economy" and its potential for sustainable development. This approach involves a comprehensive review of existing literature and the application of theoretical frameworks to understand the concept. 2. Literature analysis: The article conducts a thorough literature analysis to identify the key concepts, principles, and theories related to the "blue economy". This analysis involves a review of academic journals, books, and other sources to identify relevant information. 3. Conceptual framework: The article uses a conceptual framework to develop and analyze the concept of the "blue economy". This framework involves the identification of key components, relationships, and dynamics that underlie the concept. 4. System dynamics modeling: The article mentions the use of system dynamics modeling to simulate the development of the "blue economy". This approach involves the use of mathematical models to simulate the behavior of complex systems and identify key factors that influence their development. 5. Expert opinions: The article cites expert opinions from various fields, including ecology, economics, and politics, to provide insights into the concept of the "blue economy". These opinions are used to validate the concept and identify potential applications. 6. Case studies: The article mentions the use of case studies to illustrate the potential of the "blue economy". These case studies involve the analysis of specific examples of how the concept can be applied in different contexts. 7. Philosophical analysis: The article conducts a philosophical analysis of the concept of the "blue economy", exploring its underlying values, principles, and assumptions. This analysis involves a critical examination of the concept and its potential implications for sustainable development. Overall, the article uses a range of research methods to develop and analyze the concept of the "blue economy". These methods include systematic analysis, literature review, conceptual framework, system dynamics modeling, expert opinions, case studies, and philosophical analysis. However, it is worth noting that the article does not report on any empirical research or data collection methods. The article is primarily a conceptual paper that aims to develop and analyze the concept of the "blue economy", rather than to test or validate it through empirical research. References: * Meadows, D., Randers, J., & Meadows, D. (2018). The limits to growth. 30 years later. Kyiv: Pabulum. * Meadows, D., & Randers, J. (1972). The limits to growth. New York: Universe Books. * Geldermann, U., & Kogel, K-H. (2002). Nature’s Concept. The New Agriculture amidst Ecology, Economy and the Demythologization of the Gene. Journal Agronomy & Crop Science, 188, 368-375. No empirical research methods have been detected in this article. |
| Article contribution | The article "THE CONCEPT OF DEVELOPING A 'BLUE ECONOMY' AS A BASIS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT" by Vitalina Nikitenko, Valentina Voronkova, and Yyuriy Kaganov presents a concept of the "Blue Economy" as a basis for sustainable development. Here are the key contributions of the article to the field of regenerative economics: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Overall, the article contributes to the field of regenerative economics by presenting a concept of the Blue Economy that prioritizes sustainability, circularity, and regeneration. The article highlights the importance of innovative development of agricultural production, circular economy and waste reduction, regenerative urban systems, inclusive and equitable development, circular production and resource-based industries, and new forms of personal expression. The article also contributes to the following areas of regenerative economics: * * * * Overall, the article provides a valuable contribution to the field of regenerative economics by presenting a concept of the Blue Economy that prioritizes sustainability, circularity, and regeneration. |
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