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.
Showing 2001–2020 of 31060 papers
Holtsmark B.
This study compares the global warming effects of wood fuels versus fossil fuels by incorporating albedo (surface reflectivity) changes from forests. Accounting for albedo alongside carbon balances suggests that the climate benefit of woody…
Jensbye L.
A quantitative assessment comparing alternative designs for agricultural carbon border adjustments and climate clubs. It models the effectiveness and economic impacts of preventing carbon leakage and coordinating climate policy internationa…
Christy A.
Proposes a dynamic framework to align corporate climate reporting and action with global climate targets such as the Paris Agreement. It aims to close the gap between disclosure and real decarbonization by continuously assessing target alig…
Meyer J.
This study appears to examine how firms' sustainability profiles relate to their capital structure and the role sustainable debt instruments (green bonds, sustainability-linked loans) play in financing decisions. Without an abstract, detail…
Novita D.
Examines Indonesia's Islamic capital market, addressing the "Islamic but not green" paradox where Shariah-compliant instruments lack environmental criteria. It proposes integrating eco-Maqashid (environmental objectives in Islamic jurisprud…
Lim T.
A review mapping the state of the art at the intersection of ESG and artificial intelligence in finance. It surveys AI/ML applications to ESG scoring, disclosure text analysis, and risk assessment, and outlines research takeaways. Useful as…
Mazzioni S.
An empirical study examining how capital structure—debt/equity mix and the identity of financiers—shapes corporate ESG performance in emerging markets. The title suggests financiers (creditors, blockholders) drive firms' ESG behavior. Witho…
Saini N.
This study examines the link between ESG disclosures and corporate financial performance through a sustainable value chain lens. It explores how disclosure practices connect to value creation and financial outcomes across the value chain. W…
Wei J.
An empirical study testing whether stronger ESG performance enhances financial flexibility (funding capacity, cost of capital) among Chinese manufacturing firms. It suggests higher ESG ratings can broaden firms' financing options and financ…
Bella
This study empirically examines how board tenure and directors' specific skills shape ESG reporting among ASEAN listed companies. It links corporate governance attributes to sustainability disclosure quality in emerging markets, offering ev…
Alotaibi E.M.
This work proposes an AI-enabled framework for ESG compliance auditing aimed at stakeholders. It leverages AI to verify ESG data and automate audit processes, seeking to strengthen disclosure reliability and accountability. Details are unav…
Ng L.
This paper examines how ethical leadership shapes corporate decarbonization amid national government intervention and financial constraints. It appears to conceptually explore how managers navigate policy pressure and funding limits when pu…
Chen X.
An empirical study examining whether executive equity incentives drive corporate environmental engagement among Chinese firms. It links governance and compensation design to environmental performance, though the abstract is unavailable so m…
Wang Y.
This study examines how ESG information disclosure improves carbon reduction efficiency in the construction industry. It likely traces the mechanism linking disclosure to firms' decarbonization behavior. Details are unavailable as no abstra…
García-Sánchez I.M.
This study examines whether corporate climate governance and analyst coverage act as complements or substitutes in driving climate disclosure. It clarifies how internal governance and external monitoring interact to shape disclosure quality…
Zheng Q.
An empirical study examining how ESG information disclosure affects high-quality development of Chinese firms, testing green technology innovation as a mediating channel. It suggests disclosure may drive firm value and sustainable growth vi…
Tong X.
This study examines how green human capital relates to ESG rating disagreement—the divergence in ESG assessments across raters and analysts. Rating disagreement matters for investors and cost of capital, and human-capital disclosure ambigui…
Behl A.
An empirical study using cross-lagged panel analysis to examine the reciprocal relationship between ESG scores and firm value in the Indian energy sector. It tests the direction and timing of causality, showing how ESG ratings relate to fin…
Fu M.
An empirical study examining how firms' ESG activities relate to stock liquidity. Without an abstract, methods and sample remain unclear, but the topic speaks to how ESG evaluation feeds into investor trading behavior and cost of capital. R…
Yu Z.
This paper appears to examine inconsistencies in ESG performance and disclosure in the context of weather extremes. It likely explores why firms' climate responses diverge under physical risk. Details are unavailable as no abstract was prov…
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