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 421–440 of 605 papers
Lin Zhu, Hua Liao, Jingwen Wu +2
This paper analyzes the role of policy advocacy in the clean energy transition for residential heating and its spillover effects, based on a case study in China.
Daly MP, McQuire C, d’Apice K +7
This study qualitatively explores barriers and facilitators for local authorities in England in adopting and implementing advertising restrictions on harmful commodities (e.g., junk food, alcohol). Key barriers include industry warnings of …
Joachim Held
This paper questions whether decarbonisation should be prioritised over other policy goals. While details are unavailable, it may spur discussion on climate policy trade-offs.
Raja Sohel Rana Alam, Bhavana Singh, Aditya Raj
This conceptual paper analyzes how India's National Education Policy 2020 integrates digital transformation and sustainability to align with net-zero goals. Drawing on policy documents and international literature, it argues that reducing p…
Effendi Sadly
This study develops a quantitative framework integrating Maqashid Syariah principles into SDG implementation for green economic policy in Indonesia. Panel data analysis (2018-2024) across 34 provinces shows a significant positive correlatio…
Rustamov Maqsud Suvonqulovich, Boqiyeva Zuhra Soxibjon qizi
This paper reviews the causes of climate change and its economic impacts, discussing renewable energy, decarbonization, and international policy frameworks such as NGFS and COP. It is a general overview without novel empirical evidence.
null Muzaffar Ummatovich Kurbanov
This paper analyzes the interdependence of institutional frameworks and financial mechanisms in the transition to a green economy. It examines the roles of effective regulatory policies, green finance, public-private partnerships, and fisca…
Prof. Sudhakar Patra, Dr. Siba Sankar Mohanty
This book addresses green finance policies and the road ahead amidst climate change and resource scarcity. It covers ESG integration, green bonds, climate risk pricing, and policy frameworks to mobilize capital for sustainable development, …
Yusupov Bekzod Ulugbekovich, Lecturer, Department of Finance and Financial Technologies, University of Science and Technology
This paper explores pathways to sustainable industrial development through green economy mechanisms, including policy frameworks, technological innovation, financial instruments, circular economy, renewable energy, and institutional reforms…
Dang, Hoang Xuan Huy, Nguyen, Thi Ha Trang
This paper proposes 'green digital rights' as a novel concept at the intersection of environmental sustainability, digital innovation, and property rights theory. It analyzes Vietnam's legal framework for data governance and digital asset r…
Stepan Tarasov
This paper analyzes financial support instruments for entrepreneurship in Ukraine amid war, emphasizing alignment with EU green finance principles and sustainable investment criteria. It discusses blended finance, guarantees, and risk-shari…
Xiaoyu Hou, Tianyi Zhou, Xianyuan Chang +6
This study uses culturomics to analyze economic and ecological word frequencies in UK and Chinese newspapers over centuries. It finds that ecological activities overtook economic ones in the 1970s (UK) and 1980s (China) as economies shifted…
James Painter
This study analyzes 500 UK newspaper articles to understand how net zero targets are reported. It finds political bias and topic framing that may shape public perception and policy support.
NANDITA GUPTA
This paper examines the challenges of integrating trade and climate policies within the WTO framework. It analyzes how carbon pricing mechanisms (e.g., carbon taxes, ETS) conflict with trade rules, highlighting high-profile WTO cases. It ex…
University of Leicester Institute for Policy, Zalewska, Anna
This policy briefing analyzes how regulatory uncertainty obstructs green investment and proposes adaptive regulation to reduce such uncertainty. It offers concrete recommendations to boost investor confidence and accelerate the transition t…
Savin, Ivan
Analysis of 1266 open-text responses from a 13-country EU survey on climate policy support. Only 25% of responses mentioned concrete policy instruments like carbon pricing or regulation, indicating inadequate awareness. Opponents concentrat…
Le Tran Bich Ngoc, Le Tran Vu Anh
This paper analyzes Vietnam's leather and footwear industry under the Mission-Oriented Innovation Policy framework to address the twin transition of green and digital transformation. It identifies policy gaps and proposes a four-pillar stra…
Yusupov Bekzod Ulugbekovich, Lecturer, Department of Finance and Financial Technologies, University of Science and Technology
This paper analyzes the institutional foundations needed for sustainable industrial development through green economy mechanisms. It identifies key barriers and enablers such as regulatory frameworks, economic incentives, and governance str…
Adarsh Srivastava, Ram Milan, Kriti Singh +1
This paper compares the climate finance frameworks of Denmark and India, analyzing India's declining CCPI ranking. Using SWOT analysis, it provides actionable policy recommendations for India to improve its performance and transition to a l…
null Swati Pal
This paper argues that climate change has evolved from an environmental concern into a defining variable of global power politics. It examines how the transition to green technology (renewables, EVs, hydrogen, CCS, critical minerals) is res…
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