This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 14 contributing 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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DA SILVA, Ana Paula Felismino
This paper examines the role of auditors in ensuring the reliability of ESG information and reducing greenwashing risks. Through a literature review and analysis of standards (ISSB, IAASB, GRI, etc.), it discusses audit procedures, internal…
Abdullah Ginanjar, Agus Salim Mansyur, Erlan Aditya Ardiansyah
This study investigates the representation of carbon neutrality in Apple's YouTube advertisement using Peirce's semiotics, Leech's persuasive language framework, and Kress and van Leeuwen's multimodal analysis. Findings show that symbolic s…
Bingler J.A.
This paper empirically analyzes how cheap talk in corporate climate disclosures relates to actual climate initiatives, emissions reductions, and reputation risk. It reveals the impact of misalignment between disclosure and action on firm va…
Sevia Dian Saraswati, Ferry Irawan, Anda Dwiharyadi
This study systematically reviews the literature on sustainability reporting, greenwashing, transparency, and firm value. Analyzing 62 peer-reviewed articles, it finds that sustainability reporting can both reduce information asymmetry and …
Jaymol Mary Joseph, Shikha Bhatia
This systematic review uses the SPAR-4-SLR protocol to analyze greenwashing in corporate disclosures. It integrates bibliometric analysis with AADO and TCM frameworks to develop an integrated framework of actors, antecedents, decisions, and…
Simone Bianco, Elisa Chan, Huihui Zhang +2
This registered report empirically tests whether sustainability claims help hospitality and tourism startups secure venture funding, evaluating the effectiveness of green signaling on capital access.
Permatasari Y.
This paper empirically examines whether the establishment of sustainability committees reduces greenwashing among firms in five ASEAN countries (Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand). It provides insights into the relations…
Lublóy Á.
This paper provides a systematic literature review on methods for quantifying firm-level greenwashing. It organizes definitions and measurement approaches, and highlights future research directions.
Daga S.
This paper uses TISM and MICMAC to analyze the interaction of factors that discourage ESG greenwashing. It identifies key drivers and provides a structural model to enhance the integrity of ESG disclosures.
Dianwicaksih Arieftiara, M. Marzuki
This bibliometric study analyzes global research on greenwashing in ESG, using 1,642 Scopus documents. It maps keyword co-occurrence and regional distribution, finding that most research originates from developed economies with strong ESG r…
Antonio J. Mateo‐Márquez, J. M. González-González, Constancio Zamora‐Ramírez
This study investigates how characteristics of emission reduction targets influence corporate greenwashing. Analyzing 4,938 international observations via probit regression, it finds that science-based validation and broader organizational …
Ukamaka Mercy Esomchi, M. Adeoba, Ahunna Eleanor Dike
This review synthesizes multidisciplinary literature on corporate greenwashing, tracing its evolution from early legitimacy-based accounts to contemporary measurement frameworks based on the gap between disclosed and actual environmental pe…
Dinah Diyanah Burhan, Amiruddin, Darmawati
This study investigates the effect of ESG Decoupling (divergence between sustainability disclosure and actual performance) on stock price crash risk among Indonesian listed firms, and finds that political connections strengthen this relatio…
Xinyu Yang, Qianzhi Wei
This study analyzes how acquiring firms manage ESG scores in the short term around M&A events as a legitimacy-seeking strategy. It examines the impact of such score manipulation on corporate reputation and market valuation.
Eckberg J.
This paper analyzes the determinants of corporate greenwashing behavior and proposes methods to forecast future instances. It examines the impact of greenwashing on the credibility of ESG disclosures, offering insights for investors and reg…
Jing Deng, Zhang Yaowu, Jinhang Deng
Using data from Chinese listed home appliance firms (2014-2021), this study empirically examines drivers and consequences of corporate greenwashing. Larger and older firms are more likely to greenwash, while state-owned enterprises are less…
Ruyu He, Huan Huang
This paper empirically examines how smart ecological monitoring reduces corporate ESG greenwashing using Chinese firm data from 2014-2025. It identifies three mechanisms: improved disclosure transparency, reduced agency costs, and eased fin…
Liangjun Liu, Yuanshun Li, Yishen Feng
This paper investigates the divergent financial implications of symbolic versus substantive environmental disclosure in China's institutional environment. Using YanScore (symbolic rhetoric) and XingScore (substantive action) scores, it find…
O. Moshchenko, A. Usanov, M. Tolmachev +1
This research develops and tests an R-index model to assess the risk of unreliable non-financial reporting (NFR) in the coal industry. Integrating GRI, SASB, ISSB standards and Russian regulations, the model uses qualitative and quantitativ…
Dessy Adelin, Primadonna Ratna Mutumanikam, Laela Lanjarsih +3
This literature review analyzes the gap between corporate sustainability claims and actual environmental performance (greenwashing and greenfraud). It identifies market pressure, weak regulations, and lack of independent verification as dri…
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