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.
Showing 21–40 of 129 papers
Jia‐yi Sun, Xiaojie Zhang, Fengmin Yao
This paper analyzes the impact of a portfolio of government environmental regulations on full participation of firms in a closed-loop supply chain with a secondary market. Using a theoretical model, it examines how the combination of policy…
Soheili A.
This study proposes a multi-item economic order quantity model that incorporates cross-selling correlated demand, partial backordering, and lost sales under budget and greenhouse gas emission constraints. It aims to optimize inventory decis…
Jingran Qin
This paper reviews the relationship between supply chain sustainability and corporate performance, analyzing both short-term cost burdens and long-term benefits such as capital market returns and eased financing constraints. It finds that w…
W. Weerapana, C. Kavirathna
This systematic review synthesizes 35 empirical studies on supply chain performance (SCP) in manufacturing from 2015-2025 using PRISMA. Findings show SCP research concentrates in Asia-Pacific, with environmental sustainability and digital i…
Emmanuel Hagan, Laurence Akakpo, Tadiwa Lennon Kasuwa +5
This paper proposes integrating predictive analytics, anomaly detection, and carbon risk scoring to enhance resilience and sustainability of timber supply chains under climate change. Using 1992-2020 global forest and carbon data, a Random …
Benbrahim F.Z.
This paper explores how Industry 5.0 technologies (AI, IoT, robotics) can be leveraged to achieve net zero and nature positive outcomes across supply chains. It discusses potential applications in sustainable sourcing, production, and logis…
Avinash Chopra, Sunny Gupta, Saumya Vatsyayan +1
This conceptual study proposes a sustainability framework integrating circular economy principles, green leadership, and environmental accounting for pharmaceutical drug delivery systems. Based on secondary data, it finds that circular econ…
Alina Cynthia Dewi, Maria Fiore Winni Kristianes, Mohammad Rachman Waluyo +1
This study develops a supply chain performance measurement system integrating environmental dimensions for the textile (non-woven) industry. It identifies 22 validated indicators including recycled material usage, and uses AHP and Objective…
Manoj Kumar Sharma, Neha Rani, Anshika Rajpal +3
This paper proposes a sustainable inventory management model that considers demand dependent on price and carbon emissions. It integrates partial backordering and trade credit policies to address environmental challenges.
Leducq D.
This study examines how reuse and recycling of packaging in the food cold chain can reduce greenhouse gas emissions. It evaluates the emission reduction potential across the packaging lifecycle, using specific methods and case studies. The …
United Nations Conference on Trade and Development
The global demand for critical energy transition minerals (CETM) offers supplier countries opportunities for economic growth and sustainable development. A gender-responsive approach is essential to ensure the CETM boom contributes to both …
Gnanaraj V, Vellaikannan B
This study develops a multi-period tri-objective closed-loop supply chain model incorporating battery State-of-Health (SoH). Uncertain cost and emission parameters are modeled as adaptive neutrosophic numbers. Results show that as SoH decli…
El jaouhari A.
This paper reviews the role of Industry 4.0 technologies in achieving net-zero supply chains and proposes future research directions. It focuses on integrating advanced digital technologies to reduce Scope 3 emissions, providing a pathway f…
Villanova, Marcio
This technical report examines the gap between regulatory clarity and audit-grade evidence in EU-Brazil supply chains. It proposes a supplier evidence architecture for circular value chains, emphasizing documentation for reverse logistics, …
Anspach, Rebeka, Roesslein, Matthias, Boga, Bíborka +3
This deliverable of the EU-funded RAWCLIC project provides harmonized composition datasets for energy technologies (traction motors, heat pumps, batteries, wind turbines, photovoltaics, electrolyzers, fuel cells) and digital technologies (r…
Flammini A.
This paper comprehensively assesses greenhouse gas emissions from cold chains in agrifood systems, highlighting energy consumption and refrigerant leaks as key emission sources. It provides estimates and suggests mitigation strategies, emph…
Oleksii Palant, A. Sheptukha
This paper develops an economic model for the fashion industry supply chain, treating transportation as a tool to manage revenues, risks, and environmental impacts. It shows that carbon pricing creates threshold effects in optimal transport…
Theofanis Zacharatos, Ginevra Coletti, Konstantinos Dellis +1
This study uses the FABLE Calculator to model post-harvest loss (PHL) reduction scenarios, assessing their socioeconomic and environmental impacts. It finds that PHL reduction alone has limited benefits, but combining supply- and demand-sid…
Jens Christian, Florian Sahling
This paper proposes a method for designing global supply networks under trade tariffs and stochastic carbon caps. It uses risk-aware optimization to analyze cost and carbon emission trade-offs.
Abu Sied, Kazi Tazul Islam, Mohammad Mahabubul Haque +1
This study analyzes how war, geopolitical conflicts, trade restrictions, and resource nationalism disrupt green energy supply chains, finding war as the strongest predictor of disruption. It recommends diversification, localization, recycli…
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