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 141–160 of 598 papers
Madeline G. Grebb
This study examines how Montana's Public Service Commission (PSC) regulatory practices shape NorthWestern Energy's long-term resource planning. It argues that structural and political dynamics within the PSC limit its ability to constrain f…
Timea Nochta, Sam Warner, Louise Reardon
This paper extends (de)politicisation theory to analyze power dynamics in polycentric governance, developing a framework focusing on technocracy, pluralism, power and authority, and fire alarms. Using a case study of Birmingham, UK, it show…
Valérie Dewaelheyns
This dissertation investigates how private domestic gardens in Flanders can be mobilized for climate change adaptation. It proposes a 'we frame' bridging individual behavior (i-frame) and policy systems (s-frame). Two interventions on depav…
Eta Mbo Tabi Agbor 1996-
This paper analyzes the legal scope for new fossil fuel extraction in Cameroon under international climate law (UNFCCC, Paris Agreement) and domestic law. It finds that existing law does not prohibit new extraction by developing countries b…
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This paper examines the role of renewable energy policies in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, with a focus on their prominence at recent UNFCCC COPs as key mitigation tools.
Vilma Halonen
This dissertation analyses the role of individual behaviour in reducing consumption-based GHG emissions using survey and mobile app data from 2021–2024. It finds that while individuals are willing to act, their current efforts are mostly lo…
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This paper explores how electricity market design can support the social goal of decarbonization. It analyzes the interaction between market mechanisms and policy, discussing effective carbon pricing and institutional frameworks for renewab…
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This paper maps the regulatory impact of net zero and nature positive targets. Without an abstract, specific contributions are unclear, but it likely provides a comprehensive review of related regulations.
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This paper examines the role of industrial policy in the renewable energy sector. It analyzes how government policy measures contribute to the deployment and cost reduction of renewable energy technologies, emphasizing the importance of pol…
Turaev Abduvokhid Kuldashevich
This study examines the global green economy transition and Uzbekistan's role using comparative and statistical methods. It finds progress in renewable energy and efficiency policies but highlights financial and technological barriers.
Leo Ahrens, Björn Bremer, Lukas Hakelberg
This study examines carbon inequality and public support for wealth taxation to finance the green transition. Using survey data from 4,796 respondents, it finds that awareness of carbon inequality increases support for such taxes. The repli…
Ojonuba Samuel Ochagana, Joseph A. Adekeye
This paper examines the interplay between Nigeria's national legislative frameworks and international climate agreements. Findings show that despite existing laws, climate change continues to cause biodiversity loss, food and water insecuri…
Motunrayo Akanfe Kataye
This study analyzes Nigeria's climate change policy framework, tracing the process from the ratification of the Paris Agreement to the enactment of the Climate Change Act 2021. It highlights implementation mechanisms such as the establishme…
Ulug'murodov Farxod Faxriddinovich,Turkmenbaev Salamat Azamat o'g'li,Ergashev Toxirjon Ziyodulla o'g'li, Worldy Knovledge Publishing Centre
This article examines the role of tax incentives in promoting green innovations in Uzbekistan. It evaluates tax preferences for renewable energy producers, equipment manufacturers, and households, noting their potential to improve investmen…
mohamed kamal arafa elrakhawi
This paper analyzes the relationship between legal regulation of the low-carbon transition and climate justice. It argues for the importance of legal frameworks in climate action from the perspective of green economic law, proposing legal p…
N.A.Naimova
This paper analyzes the role of the green economy in sustainable development, covering renewable energy, green technologies, carbon neutrality, resource efficiency, and ecological investments. It compares experiences of developed and develo…
Oluwatosin Tokode, Mariam Akinlolu, Ifeoluwa Adejuyigbe
This study analyzes consensus in the UK's net zero discourse across government, expert, and public domains. Using computational content and thematic analysis, it traces how policy priorities are filtered. The findings reveal a mechanism of …
Jheng-Yu Yin1*, Wen-Chuan Ke2, Ho Yin Gary YEE3
This paper compares environmental justice concepts between East and West through the lenses of normative ethics, political economy, and governance institutions. It analyzes tensions in responsibility attribution and transition cost distribu…
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This paper compares Germany's 44% CO2 reduction (2005-2023) with Iran's 78% increase to examine how institutional architecture shapes mitigation effectiveness. Using an enhanced Advocacy Coalition Framework and quantitative process tracing,…
Jørgen Wettestad, Lars H. Gulbrandsen
This paper examines the gradual strengthening of EU climate mitigation policy, identifying distinct phases and the underlying driving factors. It explores how political, economic, and institutional forces push for more ambitious climate act…
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