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 481–500 of 639 papers
Agrawal S.S.
This paper applies the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) to evaluate strategic approaches in green finance. It provides a quantitative framework for prioritizing decisions in sustainable investment, though its empirical basis may be limited.…
Narayan M.
This paper examines sustainable finance in emerging markets, focusing on ESG integration and regulatory innovation as pathways to inclusive climate resilience. While details are limited, it likely provides a framework linking policy and pra…
Dang N.M.B.
This study investigates the heterogeneous dependence between green finance and cryptocurrency markets using time-frequency analysis. It reveals dynamic linkages and provides insights for investors and policymakers.
Svirskyi V.
This paper analyzes the role of green bonds in driving the transition to a climate-neutral economy in Europe. While the abstract is unavailable, the title suggests an evaluation of green bonds' effectiveness and potential in this context.
Sahu S.
This paper discusses legal barriers, opportunities, and policy innovations for green finance in developing nations. Without an abstract, specific findings are unknown, but it likely examines regulatory frameworks and financial mechanisms to…
Vargas C.
An introductory overview of sustainable finance fundamentals, covering ESG investing, green bonds, and key frameworks. Discusses current trends and future directions.
Zhang K.Q.
This paper explores the interconnections between green finance, technological innovation, and the energy-environment-climate nexus, highlighting the role of financial mechanisms in driving sustainable transitions.
Su C.W.
This paper analyzes the dynamic connectedness between sustainable finance, artificial intelligence, and energy sustainability in China. Using econometric methods, it disentangles their interactions and spillover effects. Findings suggest th…
Tee K.
This paper introduces Palm GreenChain, a blockchain-based framework for green bond financing in the Malaysian palm oil industry. It enhances traceability, transparency, and accountability to prevent greenwashing and promote sustainable fina…
Serdarušić H.
This paper examines how digital transformation and digital awareness influence the adoption of green finance and fintech services among Croatian online users, and how this adoption increases banking sustainability. The empirical findings su…
Acikgoz T.
This paper uses multifractal detrended cross-correlation analysis (MF-DXA) to investigate cross-correlations between green bonds and various commodity markets. From an econophysics perspective, it reveals complex nonlinear relationships bet…
Muñoz-Muñoz E.
This paper bibliometrically reviews behavioral factors in sustainable finance. It synthesizes insights from behavioral economics on investor behavior and market mechanisms, suggesting future research directions.
Wang Q.
This study examines the spillover effects of green bond issuance on peers' green innovation using evidence from China's green bond market. It provides empirical insights for policy design to leverage these spillovers.
Bah A.S.
This study models the interactive effects of green finance, ICT, trade openness, and climate change on food security in Sub-Saharan Africa, highlighting the importance of climate-finance linkages for food security.
Sadeghi A.
This study explores the relationship between green finance and fossil energy, incorporating institutional factors for sustainable development. It offers a conceptual framework without empirical data.
Peng K.
This paper employs bibliometric methods to analyze existing research on sustainable finance, unveiling dynamics of spillover, risk, and connectivity. It identifies research trends and key themes, offering a structural overview of the field.
Kuffour T.A.
This paper examines asymmetric and dynamic linkages between green bonds and sustainable agriculture, offering implications for investors and policymakers on integrating carbon reduction and sustainable development.
Arruda G.
This paper explores the role of green finance in climate change adaptation, comparing the Arctic and non-Arctic worlds. It likely examines financing mechanisms for adaptation investments and international cooperation frameworks.
Zhining Zhang
This paper reviews the current status and future trends of blockchain technology in promoting green finance. While blockchain has potential to enhance transparency and efficiency, significant challenges remain including insufficient policy …
Anesa Škiljan, Husein Mehmedović
This paper discusses how cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology can be integrated into traditional finance to finance environmental projects and sustainable development. It highlights asset tokenization, smart contracts, and the shift t…
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