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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Zi-Yi Pei, Qian-Zhong Lai
This paper systematically reviews five years of research on inventory optimization in green supply chains. Models have shifted from single cost minimization to multi-objective frameworks incorporating carbon emissions and service levels, us…
Tithli Sadhu, Pooja Srivastav, Thokala Saikrishna Reddy
Agri-food cold chains are major GHG emitters due to energy-intensive refrigeration, transport, and packaging. This chapter reviews sustainable interventions—low-emission technologies, energy-efficient refrigeration, renewables, ITS route op…
Mohd Ziyauddin Khan, Saurabh Ardra, Ashwani Kumar +2
This study identifies 15 challenges hindering food supply chain decarbonization in emerging economies and analyzes their structural interrelationships using interpretive structural modeling. Weak government policy, lack of low-carbon facili…
Samaila Mande, Opatola Fatima Folashade, Abdullahi Ahmad Rufai +3
This conceptual article proposes a Project Sustainability Integration Framework (PSIF) linking sustainable procurement, circular logistics, ethical/social safeguards and performance measurement across six lifecycle stages. It references ISO…
Anafo A.
A systematic review that consolidates net-zero carbon requirements used when clients select contractors in construction. It focuses on designing emission criteria and selection rules at the procurement stage to drive supply-chain decarboniz…
Annabeth; id_orcid 0000-0002-6213-0682 Aagaard, Maria Dahl; id_orcid 0000-0003-0110-6758 Andersen
This paper theorizes an accountability-capability paradox in buyer-supplier dyads under mandatory sustainability reporting, showing how disclosure duties cascade recursively to suppliers with uneven capacity. It frames reporting mandates as…
Dorcheh F.R.
A case study optimizing greenhouse gas emissions in a two-phase distribution and vehicle routing problem for a poultry meat supply chain in Iran. It quantitatively links logistics routing and distribution design to emissions outcomes. No ab…
AZERBAIJAN SCIENCE CENTER, Sadagat Ahmadova, Rahiba Abdulhasanova
This paper integrates freight decarbonization with closed-loop supply chain (CLSC) design, an intersection rarely studied together. A review of 412 records (65 studies synthesized) plus Azerbaijani policy documents shows that treating emiss…
Chen-Fei Li, Muhammad Haroon Shah
Using 26,132 firm-year observations from 4,371 Chinese listed firms, this study links reported green supply chain management (GSCM) practice breadth to next-year ROA. A one-SD increase in GSCM breadth is associated with a modest ~0.17pp ROA…
Євгеній Володимирович Зубков
This paper compares management models of agricultural integrated entities across the EU, US, and Ukraine (cooperatives, NGCs, contract farming, agroholdings). Ukrainian agricultural service cooperatives show a structural gap: 1,382 register…
Raed Abu Alkhair
Using a six-variable Supply Chain Sustainability Disclosure Index (SCDI) based on GRI 204, 308 and 414, this study content-analyses 142 annual reports from 58 Saudi-listed non-financial firms (2022-2025). Panel regressions with firm and yea…
Marina Stojanov, B. Knežević
This bibliometric study maps two decades (2005-2025) of green public procurement research using co-occurrence networks and Scopus data. It identifies six core themes—sustainability, procurement policy/process, life cycle, supply chain manag…
Moch Panji Agung Saputra, R. Hidayana, Grida Saktian Laksito
This study proposes a Fuzzy Multi-Objective Programming model that jointly optimizes distribution cost and CO2 emissions under demand uncertainty in Indonesia's palm oil three-echelon supply chain. Tested on a real network (3 suppliers, 2 D…
Iyiola K.
This study examines how circular economy entrepreneurship supports circular supply chain sustainability, focusing on circular economy capability and net zero policy. It argues that firms' circular business capabilities and supportive policy…
Chang Tang, Zhenhua Zhang, Zhuoping Yu +2
This paper examines how supply chain digitalization drives open innovation in the energy transition. It suggests that digital-enabled collaboration and knowledge sharing among suppliers may accelerate clean-energy technology innovation. Det…
Xianrong Hu, Tonghua Yang, Xiaoqing Huang
Using a Watts–Strogatz small-world network and Monte Carlo simulations, this paper models how carbon quota constraints and conformity behavior jointly shape low-carbon transitions in supply chain clusters. Conformity shows a critical thresh…
Sajal Chandra Debnath
A mixed-methods study on integrating organic textiles with circular economy models in the U.S. fashion industry. Organic apparel cuts production-stage environmental harm, but benefits are substantially amplified when combined with reuse, re…
Gábor Nagy, Szabolcs Szentesi, Gergő Zemlényi +1
This study proposes a carbon-aware adaptive replenishment policy extending the conventional adaptive (s, S) model by incorporating the environmental consequence of delayed ordering. Monte Carlo simulation shows negligible benefit in stable …
Caiyun Lu, Jie Leng
This study uses a differential game framework to analyze long-term DLT adoption and emission-reduction decisions in maritime supply chains. It finds that shippers' environmental awareness boosts port goodwill and carbon reduction, while tru…
Yang Yang, Yeonggil Kim, Yindong Chen
An empirical study on how AI adoption drives low-carbon transformation in supply chains, testing green dynamic capabilities as a mediator and low-carbon policies as a moderator. It suggests AI improves decarbonization outcomes indirectly, w…
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