This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 13 open scholarly metadata sources and uses AI-assisted classification to identify signals related to measurement, policy narratives, outcomes, implementation, industrial adoption, and verification.
The goal is not only to discover papers, but to observe how GX research is distributed across research substance, implementation narratives, external expectations, implementation substance, and judgment formation.
Summaries are AI-assisted. Always refer to the original paper for authoritative conclusions.
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Phoebe Stephens, Vicki Madziak
This paper examines how finance shapes sustainability transitions in food and agriculture, using Nova Scotia as a case study. Through interviews and document analysis, it maps the financing ecosystem and identifies gaps in patient, long-ter…
Massimo Preziuso
This study examines how inclusive finance organizations adapt to the EU's digital-green twin transition. Based on qualitative insights from 26 institutions, it finds that hybrid models combining national microfinance institutions and cross-…
D. Baitenizov, Z. Kenzhegaliyeva, A. Akhmetova +1
This paper analyzes the impact of green finance instruments on environmental investments in Kazakhstan using 2018-2022 data. Findings reveal unstable investment patterns and institutional constraints. It proposes directions to strengthen th…
Badri Giorgidze, Mzevinar Nozadze, Maia Kapanadze
This paper qualitatively examines how ESG factors and green bonds affect corporate investment attractiveness, using Georgia as a case study. It analyzes mechanisms converting non-financial data into cash flows and highlights green bonds' ro…
Yara Ibrahim, Hosam Moubarak, Hebatallah A. Badawy
This paper proposes an explainable neural network model that integrates executive awareness, green finance, and digital innovation for corporate sustainability forecasting. The layered architecture enables interpretation of each factor's co…
Cojoianu T.F.
This paper explores the origins of green finance policies. Without an abstract, specific findings are unknown; it likely examines historical or theoretical frameworks for policy formation.
Jiang C.
This study uses complex network analysis to investigate risk spillover and linkage effects between green bonds and commodities in the Chinese market. It identifies spillover pathways and highlights market-specific characteristics, contribut…
Mata M.N.
This paper uses bibliometric analysis to map the research landscape of sustainable finance in the context of climate challenges, identifying key trends and themes.
Nurmasari N.D.
This paper explores the role of AI in driving sustainable green finance, covering applications such as ESG data analysis, carbon accounting, and investment decision support. It highlights opportunities and challenges in leveraging AI for en…
Kob J.
This paper reviews the state of green finance scholarship, identifying conceptual ambiguities and practical gaps. It proposes a reassembled framework that integrates interdisciplinary perspectives, aiming to guide future research and align …
Song Y.
This paper measures the development of green finance in China's Yangtze River Delta region and examines its coordination with economic development. It constructs regional green finance indicators and proposes methods to evaluate the coordin…
Nenavath S.
This study empirically analyzes the impact of green finance and fintech on sustainable economic growth in India. Results suggest positive effects, offering insights for policy formulation in emerging economies.
Xu Y.
This paper examines the nexus between green finance and high-quality economic development in China, suggesting that green finance can promote sustainable growth.
Hussain S.
This study examines the link between digital transformation and green finance among Asian online users, focusing on how fintech adoption influences banking sustainability. It likely provides a conceptual framework rather than empirical evid…
Zambrano-Monserrate M.A.
This paper examines the impact of geopolitical risk and financial conditions on green bond issuance using panel data from 61 countries. The macro-level empirical evidence suggests that these external factors significantly influence the grow…
Tufail M.
This paper examines the relationship between green finance and green growth, focusing on the roles of globalization and human capital. The specific findings are unclear from the abstract, but it suggests the importance of green finance.
Dittrich K.
This paper examines the role of researchers in green finance, focusing on normative and emotional dimensions. It analyzes the stasis researchers face and pathways for change through the lens of agency, emotions, and normativity, offering an…
Surmanidze N.
This paper comprehensively analyzes the impact of environmental regulatory initiatives and market practices on green finance in Georgia, examining interactions between specific policy instruments and market mechanisms to identify drivers of…
Omeragic N.
This paper explores the intersection of FinTech, climate action, and affordable clean energy. It likely discusses how digital financial technologies can mobilize climate finance and support renewable energy deployment, though no empirical f…
Ding M.
This paper explores the impact of green banking practices on energy efficiency, environmental policy, and financial resilience in emerging economies. It analyzes mechanisms through which green finance can promote sustainable development.
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