This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 14 contributing 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 1651 papers
Ruchi Jain, Pardeep Singh
This paper builds a theoretical framework for digital green bonds and ESG-linked FinTech platforms, drawing on financial inclusion, institutional innovation, and sustainability transition theories. It argues these instruments boost particip…
Febriana Louw, Vito Apriyanto
Using 857 firm-year observations of Indonesian listed nonfinancial firms (2021–2024), this study tests how carbon risk (emission intensity over revenue) relates to financial resilience (Altman Z-score). Carbon risk shows a significant negat…
Nawaz A.
An exploratory study examining how green finance, social finance, and capital formation shape economic development across BRICS countries. It links sustainable financing channels to growth in emerging economies. Details of methodology and f…
Chandran R.
A bibliometric study mapping the development of green finance and sustainability research. It visualizes thematic clusters, key journals, citation networks, and temporal trends, offering a knowledge map of the field rather than new empirica…
Hussain A.
This study examines the asymmetric risk connectedness between green bonds and global financial markets. It suggests that risk spillovers may differ between market downturns and upturns, with implications for diversification benefits and fin…
Huong N.T.L.
This paper reviews international experiences with green bond eligibility criteria and derives policy recommendations for Vietnam. It compares global standards such as the ICMA Green Bond Principles with national practices to inform Vietnam'…
Rahman M.M.
An empirical PLS-SEM study examining how green finance, green logistics, and CSR jointly drive corporate net-zero performance. It models the pathways through which environmental investment, logistics optimization, and social responsibility …
Dongmei Wang, Yangyang Sun, Xiaofeng Qi
This study examines how banks' ESG preferences influence corporate green and low-carbon technological innovation. It likely provides empirical evidence on how ESG-oriented lending and investment steer firms toward decarbonization. Relevant …
Umme Habiba, Sarah A. Alzakari, Muhammad Amad Sarwar
Using MMQR on 40 developing economies (2004-2023), this study examines how green finance (GFN) and the digital economy (DEC) jointly advance a just energy transition (JET). GFN is most transformative in lower-income and digitally emerging n…
Bătușaru C.M.
A systematic literature review organizing sustainable finance research by its key dimensions. It maps themes such as ESG investing, green bonds, and climate-related finance, identifying research trends and gaps. Its contribution is conceptu…
Zhou Y.
This study examines how clean-energy investment, eco-regulations, and green finance drive progress toward carbon-neutrality goals in Asian emerging economies. It empirically assesses the relative contribution and policy interplay of these t…
Novák Z.
An empirical study examining how green bond issuance relates to progress on energy-related SDGs (notably SDG7) across emerging market and developing economies. It probes whether green finance translates into energy access and renewable depl…
Amar Nath Yadav, Akash Solanki
Mapping 284 activity codes across Indian bank credit (2016-2025) into a three-tier climate relevance framework, the study finds green credit grew 255% yet remains only 1.09% of non-agricultural credit, while high-carbon lending is 8.3x larg…
Eglė Štareikė, Vytautas Šlapkauskas, Leda Žilinskienė +1
Using Lithuania as a case, this study examines how a small open economy allocates limited public capital between civil protection and the digital circular transition. Combining doctrinal legal analysis with budgetary and program document an…
Napat Jakrawatana, Wiphaphorn Sombat, Arisara Charoenpanyanet +1
This study simulates a 10-year (2024–2033) transition from highland maize monoculture to perennial agroforestry (coffee, cocoa, bamboo) across 19 Thai provinces using biophysical models (RUSLE, SCS-CN, IPCC Tier-1 carbon coefficients). Full…
Brohi A.A.
An empirical study examining how green finance and renewable energy consumption affect environmental sustainability in South Asian economies. It suggests that scaling green investment and renewables improves environmental indicators. Method…
Che W.
This paper examines how digital villages and green finance contribute to high-quality agricultural development. With no abstract available, the empirical method, dataset, and causal claims cannot be verified. It likely sits in the Chinese r…
Xu A.
An empirical study on how China's green finance pilot policy affects firm-level green technology innovation, analyzed through action points and green value. It examines the channels through which policy finance drives corporate green invest…
Bai K.
A study examining how green finance and agricultural carbon reduction drive rural revitalization in western China through spatial spillover effects. Without an abstract, methods and findings remain unclear, but the work links climate financ…
Jiang Z.
This paper examines how green finance can support Chinese telecom operators' sustainable development, outlining opportunities and challenges. It focuses on financing decarbonization and energy-efficiency investments in telecom infrastructur…
Browse by Topic