| 摘要: |
| 科学构建“蓝色粮仓”战略的理论体系对于保障中国粮食安全意义重大，通过对“蓝色粮仓”战略的研究热点与前沿进行总结分析，对后续深化其研究内容具有较强现实意义。基于中国学术期刊(CNKI)数据库，通过软件CiteSpace对1992—2020年“蓝色粮仓”战略相关文献进行统计分析。《中国渔业经济》《中国海洋大学学报(社会科学版)》《中国水产》等是该领域的主要载文期刊。上海海洋大学、中国海洋大学及中国水产科学研究院是主要发文机构。作者间合作分散，主要以同区域或者同机构合作为主。目前研究热点主要有空间分布、群落结构、生物多样性、优势种、海域承载力和陆海统筹等,“蓝色粮仓”战略未来研究的重要前沿为优势种、人工鱼礁、海洋牧场和资源评估等。 |
| 关键词: 蓝色粮仓 海洋牧场 人工鱼礁 CiteSpace |
| DOI：10.20016/j.cnki.hykfygl.2022.05.001 |
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| 基金项目:山东省社科规划重大项目“以创新引领山东‘蓝色粮仓’高质量发展研究”（20AWTJ19）；国家自然科学基金项目“蓝色粮仓背景下我国海水养殖业绿色技术进步测度、方向性评价与优化研究”（71873127）；国家社会科学基金重大研究专项“中美贸易摩擦背景下我国海洋产业转型升级的路径设计”（19VHQ007）. |
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| Hotspots and Frontier Analysis of China′s ‘Blue Granary’ Strategy |
| XU Yao,ZHANG Yi,JI Jianyue |
| School of Economics,Ocean University of China;Business School,Qingdao University of Technology;School of Economics,Ocean University of China;Institute of Marine Development,Ocean University of China |
| Abstract: |
| “Blue Granary” strategy is of great significance to ensure China′s food security.By summarizing and analyzing the hotspots and frontiers of the “Blue Granary” strategy,it has strong practical significance for the subsequent deepening of its research content.Based on the CNKI database,this paper made a statistical analysis of the relevant literature on “blue granary” strategy by using CiteSpace from 1992 to 2020.Chinese Fisheries Economics,Journal of Ocean University of China and China Fisheries are the main journals in this field.Shanghai Ocean University,Ocean University of China and China Academy of Fishery Sciences are the main publishing institutions.The cooperation among authors was also scattered,mainly in the same region or the same institution.At present,the main research hotspots are spatial distribution,community structure,biodiversity,dominant species,marine carrying capacity,land and sea coordination,etc.This paper summarized the important frontiers of the future research of the “Blue Granary” strategy as dominant species,artificial reefs,marine ranching,resource assessment and other related topics. |
| Key words: Blue Granary,Marine ranching,Artificial reefs,CiteSpace |
