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 561–580 of 1035 papers
Charlotte A. Kukowski, Kristian S. Nielsen, Swen J. Kühne +6
This paper explores the role of agency (human/institutional capacity to act) in climate change mitigation. While specific findings are unknown, it likely offers insights for policy and behavioral change.
Susan Roaf
This paper critically analyzes how comfort colonialism, state and regulatory capture, and capitalism prevent decarbonisation in the built environment. It explores the mechanisms by which policy and economic systems hinder sustainable transf…
Shih-Hsi Tong, Haiqing Hu, Xinyue Qin
This paper uses spatial econometric models to analyze how green public investments in one region spill over to affect sustainable development in neighboring regions. Findings suggest positive spatial spillovers, highlighting the importance …
Zhiheng Yang, Chenxi Li
This editorial introduces a collection of papers on the dynamics of land use and carbon emissions under carbon neutrality and carbon peaking goals, emphasizing integrated land management and emission reduction strategies.
Alexander F. Gazmararian, Nathan M. Jensen, Dustin Tingley
This study analyzes why Biden-era clean energy investments failed to translate into political support. Using geolocated survey data and company/politician statements, it finds that while people near new facilities noticed them, they credite…
Anushka Verma
This paper analyzes the dual role of intellectual property rights (IPR) in climate action: fostering green tech innovation while hindering equitable technology transfer, especially in developing nations. It evaluates international agreement…
Human Sciences Research Council
This study examines the impact of trade openness and innovation on CO2 emissions in 32 African countries from 1990 to 2020 using GMM estimation. It confirms the Environmental Kuznets Hypothesis, finds that trade openness exacerbates emissio…
Muttakin M.B.
This international study examines how democratic institutions and national cultural dimensions influence greenhouse gas emissions across countries. It provides quantitative evidence on the role of political freedom and cultural values in sh…
Bhopal A.
This paper explores policy-makers' perspectives on achieving net zero in healthcare, highlighting the balance between ambition and uncertainty in pathway design.
Chunyu Shi, Yi Wang, Yaoying Ding
This study uses fuzzy-set Qualitative Comparative Analysis to explore conditions under which low-carbon urban renewal projects in China achieve justice outcomes, offering insights for just transition planning.
Daga S.
This study uses fuzzy-set qualitative comparative analysis (fsQCA) to explore pathways for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in low- and middle-income countries. It identifies specific emission reduction patterns and offers implications for…
Joëlle Tillij, Björn Wickenberg
This study assesses the integration of climate justice into the climate strategies of four Dutch cities in the EU Cities Mission. Using a Climate Justice Integration Index and stakeholder interviews, it finds higher scores for procedural an…
Amrita Punnavajhala, Timothy M. Lenton, Chris T. Bauch +1
A coupled social-climate model stratified across five world regions reveals that support for mitigation evolves highly variably due to socio-economics, vulnerability, and temperature feedback. Social learning and norms can amplify or dampen…
Dorothea Meyer, Achim Spiller, Kristin Jürkenbeck
This study compares consumer preferences for climate-only vs. eco (multi-category) labels on food. An online experiment with 511 German participants shows that after receiving information, consumers prefer eco labels and are willing to pay …
Korkmaz YILDIRIM, Tunahan HACIİMAMOĞLU
This study examines the impact of urbanization components (urban population growth, population in largest city, urban agglomerations, and population density) on carbon emissions in BRICS countries from 1992-2020 using MMQR. It finds support…
Chamara Senadeera, Abu Sadat Muhammad Sayem, Walter Leal Filho +3
This study evaluates Sri Lanka's national climate policy architecture using OECD DAC criteria, finding strong strategic coherence but weak effectiveness, efficiency, and equity. It highlights gaps in institutional design, monitoring, and fi…
Wu L.
This study provides a cross-national comparative assessment of synergies and conflicts in climate policy mixes, revealing trade-offs and effectiveness.
Madeline G. Grebb
This study examines how Montana's Public Service Commission (PSC) regulatory practices shape NorthWestern Energy's long-term resource planning. It argues that structural and political dynamics within the PSC limit its ability to constrain f…
Timea Nochta, Sam Warner, Louise Reardon
This paper extends (de)politicisation theory to analyze power dynamics in polycentric governance, developing a framework focusing on technocracy, pluralism, power and authority, and fire alarms. Using a case study of Birmingham, UK, it show…
Valérie Dewaelheyns
This dissertation investigates how private domestic gardens in Flanders can be mobilized for climate change adaptation. It proposes a 'we frame' bridging individual behavior (i-frame) and policy systems (s-frame). Two interventions on depav…
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