Mechanisms for the Formation of Regional Economic Resilience in the Context of Green Transformation
Against the background of green transformation, enhancing regional economic resilience has become a critical requirement for achieving sustainable development and maintaining long-term competitiveness. Taking the textile industry as a representative case, this study systematically examines the formation mechanism of regional economic resilience from the perspectives of industrial transformation, innovation capability, resource allocation, and regional collaboration. The analysis identifies major constraints, including path dependence in traditional industries, insufficient green technology innovation, inefficient resource allocation, and regional development disparities. Based on these challenges, a resilience-enhancement framework is proposed that integrates industrial structure optimization, innovation-driven development, factor resource integration, and institutional coordination. The study highlights the role of interconnected innovation networks, information-sharing mechanisms, and cross-regional collaboration in strengthening adaptive capacity and improving risk response performance during green transformation. The findings indicate that resilient regional development depends on the coordinated evolution of industrial systems, innovation ecosystems, and resource circulation mechanisms. This work provides a theoretical and engineering-oriented perspective for understanding resilience formation in complex socioeconomic systems and offers strategic guidance for sustainable regional development under long-term environmental and structural transition pressures.