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.
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Н.Г. Вовченко, С. А. Булгаков, А.А. Суховеева
This paper examines how the ESG agenda transforms the role of internal audit. It identifies five new tasks: independent assurance of ESG reporting, assessment of ESG risks and controls, compliance monitoring, consulting for ESG integration,…
R. Adri, Satriawan Surya, Herman Halim +1
This study examines how ESG performance translates into firm value in Indonesia, characterized by high information asymmetry and strong political-business linkages. Using panel data from 2010-2023, they find that political connections stren…
Agita Dini Febrianti, M. Sari
This study examines how board characteristics (size, independence, gender diversity) affect environmental disclosure and the moderating role of environmental assurance, using panel data (2020-2024) from Southeast Asian non-financial firms. …
Tingting Li, Huiting Wang
This study analyzes the relationship between ESG performance and corporate financial performance using 200 US listed firms (2010-2020). It finds a significant positive link, with financing constraints negatively moderating and ownership con…
A. Nizamdinova, Zhuoshan Yang, E. Aktureeva
This paper examines the role of environmental management accounting within the ESG indicator system of sustainable business development in Kazakhstan. Using mixed methods, it finds a significant correlation between environmental expenditure…
Sumadi
This study empirically examines how digital finance technologies (blockchain, fintech, AI) enhance ESG integration and traceability in gold markets. Using data from the World Gold Council and IMF, it finds that digital finance improves ESG …
O. Shulha
This paper proposes a model for implementing ESG standards in the anti-crisis management of territorial communities in Ukraine, focusing on post-war recovery. It emphasizes universities as intellectual hubs providing ESG audit methodologies…
E. Vetoshkina, A. A. Terentev
This paper demonstrates that the divergence of ESG ratings is structural, stemming from differences in indicator measurement, thematic coverage, and aggregation mechanisms. It identifies specificities of the Russian ESG market and instituti…
Carlotta Benedetti, G. Bifulco, Vittoria Magrelli +1
This study examines how national institutional quality affects ESG performance in large European family firms. It finds that higher government effectiveness, regulatory quality, and rule of law are associated with lower ESG scores, interpre…
M. Ortez, M. L. Smith, N. Widmar
This paper surveys U.S. public perceptions of ESG investments, analyzing understanding, support, and investment intentions.
Jinu Kurian, S. S. Iyer, M. Khan +3
This study examines how shareholder activism influences ESG performance in Indian banks from 2020 to 2024. Using panel data regression and thematic content analysis, it finds that higher institutional engagement and favorable voting outcome…
Sujaya Sarkar, Madhusoodanan Mooleparambil Sukumaran Nair, A. Datta +3
This study develops ESG materiality frameworks for India's natural gas subsectors using stakeholder surveys. It identifies greenhouse gas emissions, water management, and stakeholder engagement as key priorities. Alignment with global stand…
Yuqing Xie
This literature review examines how ESG assurance quality affects capital markets. Drawing on signaling and agency theories, it synthesizes evidence that high-quality assurance enhances investor confidence, induces positive stock reactions,…
Doni Stiadi, Isti Fadah, Hari Sukarno +1
This study examines 27 energy companies listed on the Indonesian Stock Exchange (2017-2021) using PLS-SEM. It finds that ESG and ownership structure directly influence firm value, but ESG does not significantly affect investment decisions. …
Mounir Bellari, Abdelhalim Lakrarsi, Ahmed Ibrahim Mohammed Al Saadi +1
This study examines the paradox of ESG ratings in emerging markets, using Morocco as a case. Through 31 interviews, it finds that while investors use ESG ratings for risk management, companies face opaque methodologies and pressure for symb…
Sandy Rizki Febriadi Sanusi, Zaini Abdul Malik, Ifa Hanifia Senjiati +1
This study proposes an ESG framework aligned with Fiqh and Maqasid Sharia for risk management in Islamic banking. Using a case study of Bank Syariah Indonesia (BSI), it shows that ESG can transform Sharia values into measurable practices, m…
Jiawen Wang
Using Chinese A-share listed firms, this study finds that ESG performance positively influences green technology innovation, with regional and ownership variations. Financial constraints mediate this relationship, and environmental public a…
Miaomiao Tao, David Roubaud, Mingzhi Zhang +1
This study examines the link between ESG ratings and green innovation, finding that higher ESG ratings enhance green innovation by encouraging firms to integrate into global innovation networks. The effect is moderated by factors like suppl…
Shijie Sun
This paper evaluates the ESG practice effectiveness of Shanxi J Company, a major Chinese coal firm, using the entropy mutation series method. The company began ESG disclosure in 2024 and improved in its second report in 2025. Findings revea…
Andzhela Mottaeva
This study evaluates the effectiveness of ESG strategies in traditional industries (energy, mining, metallurgy) using benchmarking and econometric analysis. Findings show that ESG effectiveness varies significantly across sectors and depend…
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