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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Revina Selvia, Irwan Trinugroho
Using 670 firm-year observations from 67 Indonesian listed firms (2015–2024), this study tests whether GRI-based ESG disclosure relates to Tobin's Q and whether female board representation moderates it. ESG disclosure shows no significant a…
Yeney Widya Prihatiningtias, Nisrina Raniah Mawardi, Iqbal Lhutfi
Using an Ohlson price regression on 30 Indonesian mining firms (2018–2023), the study tests whether ESG disclosure carries incremental value relevance beyond accounting information. Aggregate ESG shows no significant effect, but dimensions …
Mihaela Gabriela Neacșu, Iuliana Georgescu, Irina Chiriac
This study compares 247 European listed firms that disclosed ESG performance continuously over 2005–2024 with 172 intermittent or non-disclosers, using Welch's t-test and panel regressions with firm fixed effects and Mundlak specifications.…
Kanika Jindal
This study empirically examines the gap between firms' ESG disclosures and their actual performance under India's BRSR Core reporting regime. It probes disclosure credibility and potential greenwashing within an emerging-market mandatory di…
Warokka A.
Examines how ESG disclosure relates to financial performance among ASEAN firms, incorporating herding behavior as a driver of disclosure practices. It reconsiders sustainability reporting through a climate-related risk lens, suggesting link…
Gupta J.
An empirical study examining how liquidity creation affects bank stability across Asia Pacific, and whether ESG disclosures moderate this relationship. It suggests stronger ESG disclosure may buffer the risks of liquidity creation and suppo…
Hoepner A.G.F.
This paper appears to examine whether ESG disclosure functions as a form of advertising around corporate bond issuances. Without an abstract, details are unclear, but it likely explores how ESG information signals to bond investors and shap…
Jiang W.
An empirical study examining how ESG disclosure affects cost stickiness across supply-chain relationships. It suggests disclosure pressure from customers shapes suppliers' cost structures and resource-allocation decisions. Relevant to Scope…
Li Y.
An empirical study using China's pollution emission permit regime as a quasi-natural experiment to test whether stronger environmental regulation complements or substitutes for corporate ESG disclosure. It informs how regulation and disclos…
Hussain M.A.
An empirical study examining how ESG disclosure affects corporate profitability and market value among Saudi Arabian firms. It tests the economic payoff of sustainability disclosure in an emerging Gulf market, illustrating how ESG informati…
Yin H.
An empirical study examining how executive equity-based incentives affect corporate ESG disclosure among Chinese A-share listed firms. It suggests compensation design as a governance lever shaping disclosure behavior. Abstract unavailable, …
Filgueira A.
This study appears to examine whether ESG disclosure by Brazilian firms aligns with actual corporate sustainability action. The title suggests a focus on the gap between 'words only' disclosure (greenwashing) and substantive behavior. It of…
Xue H.
This study appears to examine how ESG disclosure affects corporate investment efficiency, interacting with market forces such as competition and discipline. It asks whether disclosure improves capital allocation and whether market pressure …
Liu-Yu Liu
This literature-based review synthesizes the meaning, perception, value effects, shortcomings, and improvement paths of corporate ESG performance. Empirical work shows ESG promotes financial performance, fully mediated by non-financial perf…
Muhammad Wildan Farhan Wildan, Desmy Riani, Hurriyaturrohman
Panel regression on 13 Indonesian listed banks (65 observations, 2020–2024) tests whether ROA and ESG scores drive Price-to-Book Value. ROA is positive and significant, while ESG score shows no significant effect, and the joint effect is al…
K. Lebedeva
Comparative analysis of ESG non-financial reporting by four major Russian energy companies (Gazprom, RusHydro, Inter RAO, Rosseti). Reporting focuses on final ESG outcomes while project-management effectiveness indicators remain under-discl…
Jolanda Treesye Rumende, Trinandari Prasetya Nugrahanti
A narrative literature review synthesizing Scopus-indexed studies (2020–2025) on how ESG disclosure affects firm value and financial performance. ESG disclosure generally has a positive effect via reputation, operational efficiency, and inv…
B. Solikhah
A two-decade review of ESG research combining bibliometric mapping of 447 Scopus/WoS publications with qualitative content analysis of 249 papers. It traces ESG's evolution from a disclosure-based measure to an integrated framework spanning…
Gradiana Moru, Apryanus Fallo, Ignatia Thomasita Bau Mau
This study uses multiple regression on 36 observations from six Indonesian textile and garment firms to test how environmental performance, green finance, and good corporate governance (GCG) affect firm value. Environmental performance show…
Etti Ernita Sembiring, Arif Afriady, Arry Irawan +3
Panel regression on 56 Indonesian listed manufacturers (2021–2024) tests whether ESG disclosure lowers WACC. Results show no significant effect of overall or individual E/S/G disclosure on cost of capital. The authors argue signalling and l…
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