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 1033 papers
Shalomita Trifosa, Ida Nurlinda, Nadia Astriani
The expansion of the Ulumbu Geothermal Power Plant in Indonesia faces resistance from indigenous communities, highlighting tensions between clean energy goals and local rights. Analyzing regulations through recognition, procedural, and dist…
Lustig D.
This paper discusses the importance of democratic decision-making in the net-zero transition, focusing on legitimacy and citizen participation in climate policy.
Qinwen Deng
This paper examines how multi-level governance can address carbon lock-in in resource-depleted cities. It employs configurational pathways (likely QCA) to identify conditions for just transitions. The findings contribute to understanding po…
Die Lü, Lian Luqi
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of decarbonization policies on default risk among China's high-carbon businesses. Results suggest that stricter policies may increase credit risk, contributing to quantitative assessment of transit…
Yi Zhou, Xin Xu, Xi Zhang +1
This study quantifies carbon and nitrogen emission thresholds for achieving SDGs in China using a Coupled Human and Natural Systems model. It finds that meeting carbon- and nitrogen-related SDGs requires 59% reduction in GHG, 50% and 56% re…
Siti Nur Hodijah, Hesti Dwi Astuti, Moch Irfan Sofyan
This paper analyzes Indonesia's renewable energy transition policy from a legal perspective. It identifies legal inconsistencies and weak enforcement as barriers to green energy development, proposing regulatory synchronization and strength…
Filipe Duarte Santos, Yvette Ramos
This paper analyzes the impact of a shift from a liberal international order to a bipolar neorealistic order dominated by the US and China on climate change action. It examines three structural determinants: climate variable evolution, prim…
Jeongwon Park
This study investigates whether energy transition changes energy security identity. Analyzing Chinese central policy documents (2012-2022), it proposes 'ontological substitution' to explain the persistence of existing security criteria afte…
Lіubov H. Kvasniі, Liubov О. Malyk, Oksana О. Soltysik +1
This paper identifies public administration mechanisms for adapting coal-dependent communities in Ukraine to the green economy. It proposes strategies including energy efficiency, SME support, and economic diversification to facilitate a ju…
Clodagh Moran
This study investigates whether trust in politicians predicts support for a wide range of climate policies, including fuel bans, grants, EV incentives, and agricultural measures. It also examines the moderating role of rurality. Using multi…
Adam George
This thesis develops a novel stock-flow consistent ecological macroeconomic model for the UK to analyze the macrofinancial and environmental impacts of green subsidies, carbon pricing, and regulatory policies. Scenario analysis shows trade-…
David van der Duin, Francesco Nicoli, Brian Burgoon
This paper uses a survey experiment to examine trade-offs between decarbonization ambitions and socioeconomic costs. It finds that highlighting costs reduces public support for ambitious climate policies.
Sharma G.D.
This study empirically examines the impact of binding climate commitments (NDCs) on power sector decarbonization across G20 economies after the Paris Agreement. Findings indicate that stringent commitments contribute to lower emission inten…
Unfried M.
This paper analyzes the institutional and political challenges of the 'Cardiff Process,' an EU initiative for environmental policy integration. It reveals complexities and barriers to effectively integrating environmental concerns into othe…
Núñez Sánchez M.J.
This paper analyzes policy challenges in decarbonizing fishing vessels from the perspective of accident investigation and inspections. It highlights the need to balance emission reduction with maritime safety, discussing regulatory approach…
Luhe Feng
This paper investigates the synergies between climate warming and microplastic pollution in the Arctic, and explores joint governance approaches to address these interconnected environmental challenges. It proposes policy recommendations fo…
Harman Singh, Aparna Sharma, Vaibhav Chaturvedi
This paper analyzes dominant Indian perspectives on the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), discussing its implications for Indian trade and climate policy.
Lu Chen, Na Chen
This paper analyzes multiple institutional pressures (normative, mimetic, coercive) faced by firms and governments when adopting low-carbon transportation policies. Through case studies, it reveals how these pressures influence policy diffu…
Mengqing Cui, Yuping Bai, Shuting Xue +3
This study uses STIRPAT and CMIP6 models to project China's carbon emissions and sinks at high resolution from 2020-2060 under SSP-RCP scenarios. Results show emissions peak in 2026 under SSP1-2.6, with carbon sinks offsetting up to 46.66% …
Ali Çeli̇k, Kayode Kolawole Eluwole, Andrew Adewale Alola +2
This study econometrically analyzes drivers of carbon emissions for BRICS and extended BRICS (eBRICS) from 1995 to 2021. It finds that only primary energy usage increases emissions in BRICS, while in eBRICS primary energy, economic growth, …
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