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.
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Cruift Andika
This narrative review synthesizes trends, challenges, and policy implications of ESG integration into financial accounting. Frameworks like IFRS S1/S2, GRI, and SASB improve comparability but inconsistencies persist across regions and indus…
MOLDIR SHAIMERDENOVA, OLGA UZHEGOVA
This paper theoretically and empirically analyzes how ESG reporting influences corporate reputation and investor trust in the automotive industry. Drawing on legitimacy and signaling theories, it proposes a 'Reputation-Trust Nexus' model, e…
Achintya Ghayal
This study simulates embedding ESG factors (carbon pricing, compliance costs, social investments) into cost accounting for manufacturing firms. Compared to conventional accounting, ESG adjustments increase reported costs by 20-30% and reduc…
O. Tyvonchuk
This paper critically examines legitimacy theory in the context of the shift from voluntary to mandatory sustainability reporting under ESRS and IFRS S1/S2. It finds the theory remains relevant but has limitations, such as insufficient atte…
Sri Yanthy Yosepha
This narrative review evaluates the impact of ESG reporting and Integrated Reporting (IR) on the value relevance of corporate disclosures. Findings show that ESG and IR reduce information asymmetry and boost investor confidence. Challenges …
Tuan Nhat Pham, Yan‐Jie Yang
This study examines how corporate corruption management and business ethics influence ESG disclosure transparency in 663 Asian firms across 11 countries (2013-2023). Findings show that robust anti-corruption practices and strong ethical ori…
Sugumar Mariappanadar
This empirical study examines the role of high-performance sustainable work practices (HPSWPs) with sustainability characteristics in implementing ESG corporate sustainability strategies, grounded in strategic choice and sustainable HRM res…
Dr. Daniel Murage Kinyua, UniAthena .
This paper examines the CFO's role in integrating ESG into business strategy, using case studies and secondary data. Findings show that high-ESG firms exhibit higher return on equity, and CFOs are central in translating ESG into financial r…
Ping Wei, Hongman Liu, Junbo Wang
Using matched data from Chinese listed agri-food companies and China Customs, this study finds that ESG performance positively impacts export product quality upgrading. The mechanisms include green technology innovation and brand reputation…
Marie-Andrée Caron, N. Drouin, Xuemei Liu
This systematic literature review synthesizes 20 years of ESG research in project management, analyzing 164 articles. It identifies gaps in ESG governance, strategy, and implementation, with a focus on the under-explored social (S) dimensio…
Abdo Aglan Salama, A. Bilal, Shadia Daoud Gamer +3
This study examines how ESG performance and sustainability governance (committees and reporting) affect SDGs disclosure and firm value using panel data of 36,438 firm-year observations from OECD countries from 2017 to 2022. Fixed-effects re…
Muhammad Hafis Akbar Nasution, Andreasta Ginting, Emi Uliyanty Br Sidabutar
This qualitative literature review examines how green accounting, ESG disclosure, and digital transparency enhance firm value in the sustainability economy. Findings show that these practices internalize environmental impacts, reduce inform…
Le Luo, Xin Tan, Q. Zhou
This paper conducts a systematic review of economic consequences of ESG practices disaggregated by the ESRS framework. It reveals that climate change, consumers, and own workforce dominate the literature, while biodiversity and circular eco…
Mohammad Talha
This study examines the early effects of the EU's CSRD on firms' sustainability and financial performance using panel data from 2017-2023. Using a difference-in-differences approach, it finds that mandatory ESG disclosure leads to significa…
Zhaoyang Lu, Martijn Sander
Using firm-level panel data from eight G20 economies (2015-2023), this paper examines the impact of ESG disclosure and circular economy (CE) practices on firm performance, with regulatory strength as a moderator. Applying second-generation …
Jiacheng Liu, Ye Yuan, Zhelun Zhu
This paper synthesizes interdisciplinary insights from accounting, finance, and computational linguistics to review how AI (especially NLP and ML) enhances ESG disclosure quality across readability, comparability, informativeness, and credi…
Nazaf Quaser, Articl Info
This study qualitatively analyzes the role of ESG reporting in enhancing market transparency and investor confidence. Through a systematic review of international disclosure standards and regulatory frameworks, it demonstrates that high-qua…
Deepti Pathak, Monika Chopra
This study uses S&P 500 data (2012-2023) to examine how institutional ownership affects ESG disclosure scores. It finds significant influence in visible sectors like utilities, consumer staples, and industrials, with governance disclosure m…
C. Cepêda, A. Monteiro, Cristina Aibar‐Guzmán
This study examines factors influencing ESG decoupling (gap between disclosure and performance). Using panel data from 3,465 large firms (2009-2023), it finds that higher financial performance increases decoupling, while normative and coerc…
Muhammad Adnan Ali, Dr. Gohar Mahmood, Shahid Mahmood
This study uses a 30-country panel (2015-2024) to examine how national ESG disclosure quality, green bond issuance, and carbon reporting transparency affect sustainability performance. It finds that green investment flows fully mediate the …
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