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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Jing Deng, Zhang Yaowu, Jinhang Deng
Using data from Chinese listed home appliance firms (2014-2021), this study empirically examines drivers and consequences of corporate greenwashing. Larger and older firms are more likely to greenwash, while state-owned enterprises are less…
Ruyu He, Huan Huang
This paper empirically examines how smart ecological monitoring reduces corporate ESG greenwashing using Chinese firm data from 2014-2025. It identifies three mechanisms: improved disclosure transparency, reduced agency costs, and eased fin…
Liangjun Liu, Yuanshun Li, Yishen Feng
This paper investigates the divergent financial implications of symbolic versus substantive environmental disclosure in China's institutional environment. Using YanScore (symbolic rhetoric) and XingScore (substantive action) scores, it find…
O. Moshchenko, A. Usanov, M. Tolmachev +1
This research develops and tests an R-index model to assess the risk of unreliable non-financial reporting (NFR) in the coal industry. Integrating GRI, SASB, ISSB standards and Russian regulations, the model uses qualitative and quantitativ…
Dessy Adelin, Primadonna Ratna Mutumanikam, Laela Lanjarsih +3
This literature review analyzes the gap between corporate sustainability claims and actual environmental performance (greenwashing and greenfraud). It identifies market pressure, weak regulations, and lack of independent verification as dri…
Şeyda Ok
This study develops the Carbon Communication Quality Index (C-Comm Index) using a Fuzzy SWARA framework to evaluate credibility and transparency in sustainability marketing. Expert judgment weights dimensions such as transparency, evidence-…
Noor Faiza M. Ja’afar, Nor Adila Zulkifli, Maslinawati Mohamad
This narrative review synthesizes literature on waste management disclosure credibility, analyzing governance mechanisms, regulatory trends, and assurance practices. It finds disclosure quality is an emergent property of alignment between i…
Dewi Ratnawati, Linda Ayu Wulandari, Prima Tri Puspita +2
Using panel data from 43 Indonesian energy firms (2021-2024), this study examines the impact of greenwashing, foreign ownership, and profitability on market valuation, and whether sustainability report readability moderates these relationsh…
Xu J.
This paper analyzes the problem of corporate 'lip service' to ESG—superficial commitments—and proposes methods to measure and address it. It offers a framework to distinguish genuine sustainability efforts from false claims.
Laura Ribeiro, N. Padia, Dusan Ecim +1
This study systematically analyzes impression management tactics in ESG reporting through a systematic review and bibliometric mapping of 806 sources. It identifies 17 tactics organized into five groups: narrative strategies, distortive dis…
Sih Indri Yuniasari, L. Purwanti
This systematic literature review maps the conceptual evolution of greenwashing in ESG practices, identifies detection patterns, and analyzes impacts on investor trust, firm value, and regulatory effectiveness. Using PRISMA, 35 articles (20…
Dien Ajeng Fauziah, Syafi’i Syafi’i, Khoirul Abidin +1
This bibliometric study maps the intersection of greenwashing, ESG fraud, and forensic accounting using 1,285 articles (2007-2026). It reveals a 35.22% annual growth rate with projected peak by 2032. Critically, forensic accounting is absen…
Hendri Ka Utama, Yulia Saftiana
This systematic literature review (22 articles, 2020-2026) examines greenwashing in the banking sector through legitimacy theory. It finds that 86% of studies document systemic failures and symbolic compliance, while substantive mitigation …
Colombo, Esmeralda
This paper analyzes the procedural evolution of climate litigation in the net-zero era, starting with the Italian Eni Diesel+ case and comparing greenwashing cases across four European sectors (aviation, ESG, energy, products). It highlight…
Aminu Hassan, Bashir Mahmood Baffa, Ahmed Jinjiri Bala
This dataset supports analysis of how persuasive language in sustainability assurance statements can manage stock price risk. It explores the relationship between linguistic features in assurance reports and market reactions.
Zahwa Keisha Andita, Rina Tjandra Kirana Dp
This research examines ESG reporting trends within the Indonesian public sector, focusing on local governments, to determine if they signify a true commitment to sustainability or are a greenwashing tactic. Through a systematic literature r…
Xiaowen Ge, Qiling Luo
This study examines greenwashing in mutual funds marketed as green by comparing their symbolic ESG claims to actual carbon emission performance. It reveals significant discrepancies, challenging the effectiveness of current ESG ratings and …
Hersugondo H.
This paper analyzes the role of institutional pressures and information asymmetry in firms' ESG-washing behavior in a fast-growing economy. Empirical findings suggest that regulatory pressure and information environment influence the extent…
Olaniyan O.A.
This paper examines how misappropriation of terminologies in digital facilities management impacts the UK's net zero targets. It highlights that inconsistent definitions can cause confusion in policy and practice, emphasizing the need for p…
Li J.
This paper proposes and validates methods to detect greenwashing behavior in corporate decarbonization performance. While specific analysis methods and results are unclear, it contributes to improving the reliability of disclosure data.
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