The evolution of green process innovation system for the manufacturing industrybased on self-organization theory

Abstract

Abstract: The green process innovation system in manufacturing industry is a dynamic, complex, and self-organized system. Using self-organization theory, the evolution process of green process innovation system in manufacturing industry is analyzed. The process mainly includes four stages, that is, the formation, treatment-oriented green process innovation, prevention-oriented green process innovation, and the green process innovation combining prevention with the control. Based on the Logistic elementary principle, a self-organization evolution modelis built and a case for exploring the evolution rules of green process innovation system in Chinese manufacturing industry is analyzed.

Key words: manufacturing industry, green process innovation, self-organization, system evolution

CLC Number:

F426

Tian Hongna, Bi Kexin. The evolution of green process innovation system for the manufacturing industrybased on self-organization theory[J]. Science Research Management, 2012, 33(2): 18-25.

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