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 101–120 of 227 papers
Xiaoyong Xu, Lu Zhang, Kingsley Imandojemu +2
This study examines how global value chain (GVC) participation affects carbon emissions during financial turbulence using panel data from 153 countries and a quantile autoregressive distributed lag model. Deeper GVC participation consistent…
Weisi Zhang, Jiahao Kong, Wei Zhao +1
This study analyzes carbon reduction and green advertising decisions in supply chains under cap-and-trade. Higher carbon prices generally increase emission reduction efforts, but above a threshold, further increases can reduce incentives. T…
Shahzad Ashraf
This paper proposes an integrated framework combining Green Supply Chain Management (GSCM) with digital transformation (IoT, cloud, big data, automation). Through case evidence, it shows that digitalization enhances environmental monitoring…
Baofeng Zhang, Jianjun Lu, Dakuan Qiao +1
This paper explores how to adapt supply chains to climate change through climate innovation from a socio-technical systems perspective. It provides a framework to enhance supply chain resilience and mitigate climate risks.
Xue Ling, Maoyao Cai, Jingyu Zhu +5
This paper quantifies GHG emissions from food loss and waste and evaluates the effectiveness of various interventions on climate change impacts by 2050. It provides insights into emission reduction potential across the food supply chain and…
Tingwei Luo, Fubi Luo, Min Liao
This study investigates how carbon risk affects corporate supply chain resilience. It analyzes how firms adapt to increasing vulnerabilities from climate-related regulations and market pressures.
Mengjie Li, Weijian Du
This study empirically examines how environmental disclosure by listed companies affects carbon emissions in the supply chain. It finds that disclosure increases, rather than reduces, total supply chain emissions, revealing hidden carbon le…
Chen Chunxia, Zhihua Yang
This paper proposes a low-carbon logistics network optimization method for automotive parts using an improved particle swarm algorithm (IPSO). A multi-objective optimization model considering distance, load, and transport modes achieves low…
Yan X.
This paper investigates how customer concentration affects suppliers' impression management in climate disclosures. It provides empirical evidence that suppliers with concentrated customer bases tend to present climate information strategic…
Saeedi M.
This paper proposes building sustainable and resilient agricultural supply chains for net-zero goals, integrating circular economy principles and stochastic modeling. It aims to reduce environmental impact while enhancing resilience, offeri…
Abdulrasaq Mustapha
This study conceptually outlines seven pathways through which fintech (blockchain, AI, digital finance) enables carbon neutrality in global supply chains: financial access, real-time monitoring, innovation-driven adoption, policy alignment,…
Shuang Jiang
This paper empirically examines how data elements enhance supply chain resilience in Chinese cross-border e-commerce firms. It finds that digital platform empowerment and data governance quality serve as partial mediators, with environmenta…
Villanova, Marcio
This paper proposes a risk-control framework for converting supplier operational evidence into audit-grade documentation in EU-Brazil supply chains. It introduces the Evidence Defensibility Matrix, a five-level model linking documentation q…
Sukardi, Dr. Benius, M.M., Ph. D, Dr. Alexandra Hukom, S.E., M. Si
This study analyzes the impact of Middle East conflicts on ASEAN economies using panel regression, VAR, and event study. It finds oil price shocks significantly increase inflation, currency depreciation, and logistics costs. Policy implicat…
Reza, Alavy Kifait
This dataset provides supplementary materials for a systematic literature review on net zero transition of the textile and apparel industry. It includes appendices, MAXQDA Browser Matrix output, heatmap data, and geographical analysis, show…
Siddalingaswamy M G, Shifa Fathima A, Safeer Pasha M
This conceptual study explores how digital agri-finance can enhance Farmer Producer Organizations' (FPOs) access to agri-derivatives and organic certification markets. It proposes a framework integrating digital tools (e-wallets, agri-finte…
Neetu Rawat, Rakesh Pandey
This paper proposes an integrated inventory model for a supply chain where a single vendor supplies multiple items to multiple buyers. It incorporates greenhouse gas (GHG) emission costs in production and transportation, considers controlla…
Gaines A.
This article explores how changing food and beverage purchasing patterns in Australia can reduce greenhouse gas emissions. It analyzes the environmental impact of consumer behavior shifts and highlights the importance of transitioning to su…
Jia‐yi Sun, Xiaojie Zhang, Fengmin Yao
This paper analyzes the impact of a portfolio of government environmental regulations on full participation of firms in a closed-loop supply chain with a secondary market. Using a theoretical model, it examines how the combination of policy…
Soheili A.
This study proposes a multi-item economic order quantity model that incorporates cross-selling correlated demand, partial backordering, and lost sales under budget and greenhouse gas emission constraints. It aims to optimize inventory decis…
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