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 381–400 of 1035 papers
Aiyan Xu, Xiu Qu, Yuanqin Mao
This study evaluates the causal effect of China's Climate-Adaptive City Pilot Policy on green total factor productivity (GTFP) using staggered DID on 280 Chinese cities from 2006-2024. Findings show a significant long-term positive impact o…
Nnanu, Friday Ben, Gobir, Mustapha Abdullahi, PhD.
Standard economic models assume efficient markets, but real-world failures like pollution, information asymmetry, and bounded rationality cause inefficiency. This paper frames the climate crisis as a cluster of market failures—unpriced carb…
Igor Piliaiev
This paper analyzes the traditionalist (Euro-Trumpist) challenge to the European Green Deal (EGD), arguing that the rising influence of such parties in the 2020s poses significant risks to the EGD's implementation, with a focus on Germany a…
V. Andrii, V. Oksana
This paper develops a climate-oriented roadmap for Ukraine's post-war recovery, using Chernivtsi municipality as a case study. Through stakeholder workshops, about 70 climate actions were generated, and 18 key actions were assessed on carbo…
J. Kumarasiri, Christine Jubb, N. Subramaniam +1
This qualitative study of six Australian-listed firms examines how regulatory-induced uncertainties shape corporate carbon management strategies. Findings show that such uncertainties are perceived as strategic risks, prompting both conserv…
Jaydeb Ghosh Chowdhuri, Sudeshna Chowdhury
This paper analyzes the importance of women's participation in India's low-carbon transition using feminist political ecology and participatory governance frameworks. Using cases like the Chipko movement, it argues that integrating gender p…
Huiyuan Pan, Yubao Wang, Wanying Gong +1
This study uses panel data on listed firms in China's high-polluting industries from 2010-2021 to examine how analyst attention relates to carbon emission intensity. Higher analyst attention is significantly associated with lower carbon int…
Salma Mokdadi Saadaoui, Zied Saadaoui
This paper examines the impact of Economic Policy Uncertainty (EPU) and Climate Policy Uncertainty (CPU) on German-listed firms' attention to climate opportunities (2010-2022). Using system GMM, it finds that policy uncertainty positively a…
Shengling Zhang, Ruibing Ji, Wei Dou +1
Using panel data from 276 Chinese cities (2011-2021), this study examines how key digital technologies (KDT) affect pollution reduction and carbon mitigation (PRCM) synergy. KDT significantly enhances PRCM synergy, with climate transition r…
Basri, Yusri
This study analyzes the convergence of food and energy security in Indonesia's SULAMPUA region using a dynamic panel model (GMM) on 2018-2023 provincial data. Results show agricultural technology support boosts food security, while renewabl…
Meg Parsons, Michelle Mycoo
Examines urban climate adaptation in Small Island Developing States through the lens of climate justice, analyzing seven interrelated dimensions (distributive, procedural, recognitional, epistemic, corrective, intergenerational, multi-speci…
Robert L. Williams
This paper critiques the U.S. building energy codes (IECC) for neglecting embodied carbon. Using a prototypical single-family home, it shows that envelope material choices significantly affect carbon intensity, and low-carbon assemblies not…
Б.І. Гнатюк
This paper analyzes the transformation of shore-based competencies in liner shipping companies under environmental regulations (EU ETS, FuelEU Maritime, IMO Net Zero Framework). It finds that liner shipping's network-centered model requires…
O. Sienko, B. Gnatyuk
This paper analyzes the impact of environmental regulations (EU ETS, FuelEU Maritime, IMO 2050, UK ETS) on HR management in shipping companies. It identifies the interdisciplinary competencies needed for compliance and proposes a future-ori…
Jing Jin, Miaomiao Yin
This paper examines the regulatory divide in decarbonizing Antarctic tourism by comparing global sectoral regimes (IMO, ICAO, etc.) and the Antarctic Treaty System (ATS). It identifies applicability and jurisdictional gaps between the layer…
M. Scherleitner, Mirja Salmelin
This paper examines how EU tax policy can support private sector green investment to achieve Fit-for-55 goals. It focuses on the Anti-Tax Avoidance Directive's interest limitation rule, which may hinder green investments, and proposes bette…
A. Lonkar
This paper analyzes competition law barriers to airline cooperation for decarbonization. It finds EU and UK competition law evolving to accommodate sustainability collaboration, while the US remains uncertain. It proposes a 'safe-harbour-pl…
Jingpeng Guo, Y Q Zhao, Bin Geng +3
This paper analyzes the relationship between CO2 emissions and socioeconomic development in Kyrgyzstan after COVID-19, finding a short-run re-coupling. It suggests that post-pandemic economic recovery may have led to increased emissions.
Qian Tang, Jingyi Chen, Xueqin Cai +1
This study examines the relationship between low-carbon development (LCD) and intensive urban land use (IULU) in the Middle Reaches of the Yangtze River Urban Agglomeration, China. It finds a U-shaped coupling trajectory from 2005 to 2020 (…
Shubao Xing, Xiangbo Fan, Zihan Liu +1
Using panel data for 284 Chinese cities from 2005 to 2023, this study constructs a 1-km gridded carbon emission dataset by integrating LightGBM with spatial Bayesian recalibration. A difference-in-differences analysis shows that the Low-Car…
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