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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Lutfi M.
This study examines the legal policy of green investment in Indonesia, analyzing the Green Constitution and Fiqh Bi'ah (Islamic environmental jurisprudence) towards achieving net-zero emissions. It explores the integration of Islamic law an…
Schoder C.
This paper examines a combination of climate and fiscal policies designed to help Türkiye reach its net-zero emissions target. It considers real-world constraints such as political feasibility and economic impacts. The study likely proposes…
W. Haas, Linda Gotsmy, A. Baumgart +3
This paper explores how integrated climate and health policy interventions in daily life can yield co-benefits for healthy aging and climate change mitigation. Without an abstract, the specific interventions and evidence are unclear, but it…
M. Gudalov, M. Bazarova
This paper proposes a conceptual framework integrating sustainability into economic growth models, analyzing climate change as an external constraint, resource allocation efficiency, and market behavior. It argues that efficient resource al…
Min HU, Xindi LI, Li YANG +2
This study proposes a new framework for just transition (JT) in the Global South. Through text analysis of NDCs and BTRs from 66 countries, it reveals significant differences in existing JT frameworks between the Global North and South, and…
Mou WANG, Liwen Liu, Wenmei Kang +2
This paper reviews just transition (JT) policy instruments under climate governance, proposing an eight-dimensional policy toolkit encompassing overall planning, economic policy, industrial development, spatial planning, worker support, gen…
Candelaria Bergero, Jing Cheng, Qiang Zhang +6
Air quality improvements from net-zero depend on the scale of carbon dioxide removal (CDR). Low-CDR pathways yield lower residual emissions and greater health benefits for non-white and low-income groups. Large-scale CDR may undermine equit…
Zulfiqar Husaain, Meng Chen, Xia Yunjiao +2
This paper examines the role of legislation, judicial oversight, and environmental policies in achieving carbon neutrality in developing countries. It analyzes how legal frameworks and judicial involvement can contribute to climate goals an…
AjinkyaLale, Usha Pawar
This study evaluates India's Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme for green steel manufacturing. Using mixed methods, it finds the scheme effective in promoting green steel but with limited carbon reduction impact. Offers policy insight…
Imran Hossain, A. M. Haque, Md. Shahadat Hosen +5
This paper conducts a bibliometric analysis of literature on governance policy and institutional pathways for sustainability transitions in South Asia, identifying research trends and key themes.
Joshua Nwanosike
This study critically examines Nigeria's 2025 Tax Act in capturing 'ocean rents' from offshore energy for sustainable development. Through doctrinal analysis, it identifies gaps in revenue capture, transparency, and alignment with sustainab…
Yan Zhang, Jiekuan Zhang
This study analyzes the synergistic impact of low-carbon and innovative city pilots on carbon intensity using panel data from 272 Chinese cities. It finds significant reduction through technological advances, industrial upgrading, and green…
Aiyan Xu, Xiu Qu, Yuanqin Mao
This study evaluates the causal effect of China's Climate-Adaptive City Pilot Policy on green total factor productivity (GTFP) using staggered DID on 280 Chinese cities from 2006-2024. Findings show a significant long-term positive impact o…
Nnanu, Friday Ben, Gobir, Mustapha Abdullahi, PhD.
Standard economic models assume efficient markets, but real-world failures like pollution, information asymmetry, and bounded rationality cause inefficiency. This paper frames the climate crisis as a cluster of market failures—unpriced carb…
Igor Piliaiev
This paper analyzes the traditionalist (Euro-Trumpist) challenge to the European Green Deal (EGD), arguing that the rising influence of such parties in the 2020s poses significant risks to the EGD's implementation, with a focus on Germany a…
V. Andrii, V. Oksana
This paper develops a climate-oriented roadmap for Ukraine's post-war recovery, using Chernivtsi municipality as a case study. Through stakeholder workshops, about 70 climate actions were generated, and 18 key actions were assessed on carbo…
J. Kumarasiri, Christine Jubb, N. Subramaniam +1
This qualitative study of six Australian-listed firms examines how regulatory-induced uncertainties shape corporate carbon management strategies. Findings show that such uncertainties are perceived as strategic risks, prompting both conserv…
Jaydeb Ghosh Chowdhuri, Sudeshna Chowdhury
This paper analyzes the importance of women's participation in India's low-carbon transition using feminist political ecology and participatory governance frameworks. Using cases like the Chipko movement, it argues that integrating gender p…
Huiyuan Pan, Yubao Wang, Wanying Gong +1
This study uses panel data on listed firms in China's high-polluting industries from 2010-2021 to examine how analyst attention relates to carbon emission intensity. Higher analyst attention is significantly associated with lower carbon int…
Salma Mokdadi Saadaoui, Zied Saadaoui
This paper examines the impact of Economic Policy Uncertainty (EPU) and Climate Policy Uncertainty (CPU) on German-listed firms' attention to climate opportunities (2010-2022). Using system GMM, it finds that policy uncertainty positively a…
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