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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Kunjumuhammed S.K.
This paper analyzes the development of India's green bond market, focusing on sectoral dynamics and public-private synergies.
I. Shubenko, Nataliia O. Kurovska
This paper examines sustainable financial instruments in the EU, particularly green bonds, and assesses their potential for Ukraine's postwar reconstruction. It highlights the role of regulatory frameworks like the EU Taxonomy and European …
Yahaya, Onipe Adabenege
This study examines the dynamic relationship between green financing and climate change in Nigeria from 2000-2025 using ARDL bounds testing. It finds that green financing significantly reduces CO2 emissions in both short and long run. Fossi…
Liyu Long, Zhi Wang, Yuan Jiang
Using Chinese A-share listed firms from 2010-2023, this study constructs a climate disclosure intensity index via textual analysis. It finds that higher disclosure intensity significantly increases firms' total factor productivity (TFP) thr…
Jie Peng, Ahmed Imran Hunjra, Shikuan Zhao
This paper examines the relationship between firms' financial access and their climate risk disclosure. It empirically investigates how better access to finance influences the quality and quantity of climate-related disclosures, suggesting …
Santi Gopal Maji, Rituraj Boruah
This study examines the relationship between corporate governance efficiency and climate change financial disclosure for the top 50 firms in India, China, and the US (2018–2023). Using OECD-based governance indices and content analysis, ran…
Soumya Ranjan Sethi
This paper reviews literature on green technology adoption and innovation in climate finance. Using UMAP and HDBSCAN, it identifies climate finance's evolution toward a policy-driven, innovation-focused core with interdisciplinary themes. I…
Wenfang Lin, Yifeng Wang, Anh Ngoc Quang Huynh +2
This study finds that the breadth and depth of digital technology adoption enhance corporate carbon performance by driving digital and green technology innovation. Green finance policy strengthens this effect, and executives' green experien…
Johanna Tunn
This paper examines climate finance access in Vanuatu, arguing that green funds like the Green Climate Fund operate as disciplinary regimes that create parallel governance structures and donor-centered accountability. Using political ethnog…
Riadh Ben Jelili, O. Adoukonou, Youssef Fahmi
This paper investigates structural drivers of corporate green bond issuance across 19 European countries (2013-2024) using structural equation modeling. It finds that policy stringency significantly boosts issuance, while policy proliferati…
Lin K.
Using Chinese city-level data, this paper analyzes the impact of green finance on the ecological transformation of industrial structures via dynamic panel system GMM. Results show that green finance promotes greener industrial structure, th…
Chen X.
This paper compares green bond issuance outcomes in Mainland China and Hong Kong, analyzing how institutional factors affect pricing. It finds that Hong Kong's market provides more favorable valuations for green bonds, while the effect is l…
Mingrui LI, Lei ZHANG
This paper redefines climate finance by proposing an inclusive analytical framework covering government, market, and society. It maps the current global climate finance flows and finds a shift from public assistance to multi-stakeholder col…
Junyi Tian, Guixian Tian
This study evaluates the impact of climate finance on renewable energy transitions in low- and middle-income countries (2002-2022) using MMQR and GMM methods. Results show that climate finance significantly promotes renewable energy adoptio…
Sisodia G.
This study empirically examines whether corporate green bonds act as a protective 'armour' during financial crises, using a natural experiment approach. The findings suggest that green bonds outperform conventional bonds in crisis periods, …
Wang B.
This paper investigates whether green finance can drive high-quality energy development, using China as a case study. It examines the impact of financial instruments on renewable energy and efficiency, offering policy implications.
Lobão J.
This paper investigates whether green asset prices are efficient by examining seasonal anomalies such as the January effect. If markets are inefficient, green assets may exhibit distinct seasonal patterns. The study aims to provide empirica…
Shah S.S.
This paper empirically analyzes whether green bond issuance promotes clean energy investment and improves environmental quality, evaluating the effectiveness of green bonds as a financing tool for achieving zero emission targets and derivin…
Wang X.
This paper proposes a novel integrated model for green financial risk prediction combining Bayesian methods, fuzzy logic, and attention-driven feature selection. It demonstrates improved prediction accuracy, supporting decision-making in gr…
Marques F.T.
This paper critically examines whether green finance genuinely supports renewable energy or serves as a 'color-blind' label, using wind energy projects in Bahia, Brazil as a case study. It highlights the effectiveness and greenwashing risks…
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