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 681–700 of 1235 papers
Raymond A. Ezejiofor, Uzochukwu Ezekwere
This study examines the effect of ESG reporting on net profit margin for Nigerian brewery firms from 2013-2024. Regression results show that environmental and governance disclosures have significant positive impacts, while social disclosure…
Jessica Karina Fernández Salazar, Margarita Del Milagro Chafloque Gonzales, Fiorella Suley Failoc Alban +2
This systematic review analyzes 50 peer-reviewed articles (2020-2025) on ESG measurement and reporting frameworks. Findings reveal Stakeholder Theory and Institutional Theory as dominant theoretical bases, three framework categories (measur…
Rokibul Hasan Chowdhury, Tan Seng Teck, Lim Swee Geok +4
This review examines the conceptual foundations, benefits, and challenges of ESG reporting. Using cases like Volkswagen and Rana Plaza, it highlights issues such as greenwashing and standard inconsistency, emphasizing the need for improved …
Jalencu Marian
This paper explores emerging ESG practices and challenges in sustainability and environmental performance reporting. It likely identifies key issues and trends in the field.
Jalencu Marian
This paper explores emerging ESG practices and challenges in sustainability and environmental performance reporting. Likely a conceptual discussion without empirical analysis.
Chan Xin Liang, Tan Seng Teck, Lim Swee Geok +4
This paper critiques ESG and SDG frameworks through virtue ethics, highlighting inconsistencies from mixing deontological, consequentialist, and virtue-based paradigms that lead to superficial disclosures and greenwashing. It proposes Socia…
A. Terentev, E. Vetoshkina, R. Tukhvatullin
This paper examines the integration of ESG metrics into corporate governance of fertilizer manufacturers, focusing on Russian firms (PhosAgro, UralKaliy, EuroChem, Acron). It compares non-financial reporting standards (GRI, SASB, TCFD, ISSB…
Garrant Leonardo, Susanto Salim
This study examines the impact of external auditor expertise on climate risk disclosure in financial statements of Indonesian palm oil companies. Using data from 2020-2024, the results show that auditor expertise has a positive and signific…
Hridayesh Dua
This study compares ESG reporting of five major Middle East NOCs: Saudi Aramco, Qatar Energy, PDO, ADNOC, and KPC. Using data from 2023-2025, it evaluates alignment with GRI, SASB, and TCFD. Findings show strong environmental focus but unev…
Sushmita Dhar, Mohd Imran
This study develops rights-based indicators for corporate sustainability in India and China, integrating environmental human rights. China scores 74.4 on the SDG Index vs India's 67.0, but fewer than 2% of companies explicitly commit to res…
Chunyi Han, Pengfei Zhou, Yangdong Shen
This study empirically examines how corporate ESG performance affects green employment using a sample of Chinese A-share listed green enterprises from 2013 to 2023. Results show that better ESG performance significantly increases green jobs…
Yang Miao, Yu Tian, Qin-Yu Chen +1
This paper constructs an evolutionary game model to analyze how demand-side constraints (consumer low-carbon preferences) influence the strategic interaction between governments and firms under China's Dual Carbon targets. Using empirical d…
L. R. Thompson, C. M. Salisbury, M. Beck
This paper discusses the complexity of corporate climate goal setting in ruminant livestock production. While goal setting helps improve social license, concerns about greenwashing and lack of producer awareness pose challenges. The authors…
Guo-Ying Han, Zonglin Li
This review systematically structures EV sales research from 2016-2025, selecting 194 papers from 1518 records. It develops a macro-meso-micro framework for determinants and finds econometric models dominant (54%) but machine learning (18%)…
Sahar Attari, James Hanrahan
This systematic literature review examines resource efficiency and emission reduction in hotels, focusing on supply chain (Scope 3) emissions. Analyzing 41 papers from 2005-2024 using the GHG Protocol and Stakeholder Theory, it finds that e…
V. Jha, Sayanth K, Arun Prasher +2
This case study examines sustainable supply chain management (SSCM) and green logistics at International Tractors Limited (Sonalika), an Indian tractor manufacturer. It identifies strengths like vertical integration and low-VOC painting, wh…
Christian Bux, M. Lombardi, Roberto Leonardo Rana +1
This systematic literature review maps decarbonization strategies across the wine supply chain, identifying packaging and logistics as key emission hotspots. It highlights mitigation through soil carbon sequestration, renewable energy, and …
Jun Hu, Zhuoming Wei
This paper constructs a collaborative R&D carbon reduction model for the photovoltaic supply chain using differential game theory, considering carbon tax and consumer green preferences. It compares three scenarios: no R&D, independent R&D, …
Michael Sherwin, John Barnes, Eric Rhodes
This study presents a limited-scope life cycle assessment comparing two powder production routes for oxygen-free high conductivity copper in additive manufacturing. Using Monte Carlo simulation, it found that the DirectPowderTM system reduc…
Zheng Zhang, Wenhao Shen, Xiaran Zhang
This study models green financing for SMEs in supply chains, comparing reverse factoring and bank credit under government reward-penalty mechanisms. Using game theory, it finds that SMEs with higher environmental ratings prefer reverse fact…
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