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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Rodrigo Vidal Cabral
Examines how peripheral (emerging and developing economy) central banks are constrained in green finance policy by currency hierarchy and asymmetric access to policy instruments relative to core-currency issuers. Argues the North-South ecol…
Danielle Kent, Gordon Weiss, Suleman Khan +21
This work examines Australia's generational net-zero transition opportunity and offers ideas for mobilising the vast capital required. It canvasses financing approaches and policy levers to scale decarbonization investment.
Rajdeep Chanda, Shri Kant Tripathi
A PRISMA-guided semi-systematic review tracing forest economy concepts from timber-centric paradigms to integrated frameworks spanning ecosystem services, natural capital accounting, circular bioeconomy, climate finance and nature-based sol…
K. M. Anwarul Islam
Using a 40-country Belt and Road panel (2006–2025), the study tests whether climate governance moderates and renewable transition mediates FDI's effect on a Green Development Index. FDI lowers the index by 0.63 points at mean governance, bu…
Niger, Sultana, Md. Aminul, Islam, Md. Baharul, Hasan +2
A policy-review study asking how Bangladesh's state-owned commercial banks can integrate climate risk management with inclusive lending. Green finance reaches only ~1.6% of SOCB term-loan disbursement (vs ~12.1% system-wide) amid ~44% NPLs,…
Obdunov E.
A study analyzing how effective green finance is in driving economic growth and structural transformation across EU countries. It empirically examines whether mobilized green capital translates into growth and transition outcomes. Methods a…
L. Zveruk, Yuriy Tkachenko
This paper proposes a conceptual triad of "Digitalization–ESG–Capital" explaining how a digitally transformed financial market mobilizes capital for corporate ESG strategies through informational, operational, and structural channels. It sy…
Matteo Mazzarano, G. Guastella, S. Pareglio +2
Using CDS spreads and Merton's Distance to Default for EU-ETS-covered European firms, this paper shows that carbon prices and verified emissions raise credit risk while voluntary emissions disclosure lowers it. Divergent effects between com…
V. Ladychenko, N. Medynska, B. Yarynko
Russia's war on Ukraine has caused over UAH 7 trillion in environmental damage and ~180 Mt CO2e of war-related emissions. The article analyzes three tiers—fixation, attribution (Register of Damage, International Claims Commission), and fina…
Godwin Olasehinde‐Williams, Seyi Saint Akadırı
Using weekly EU data (2005–2023), this study examines nonlinear, asymmetric interdependencies among climate transition risk (TRISK), energy-market risk (ENR), and systemic financial stress (CISS) via cross-quantilogram, wavelet cross-quanti…
David Ririmasse, E Mitrou, N Tsitsianis
Using 16,008 firm-year observations across eight Asian emerging economies (2010–2020), this study shows carbon risk significantly raises the cost of debt, with the effect strengthening after the Paris Agreement. Even where regulation is wea…
Rakesh Ranjan Kumar, Anjana Rajagopalan
This chapter critically examines how BRICS nations are reshaping economic policy around two pathways: energy transition and green finance. It assesses their capacity to lead a low-carbon shift while balancing energy security and growth, and…
EL BOUCHAIKHYA, Houda, DAOUIB, Driss
Surveying 200 Moroccan energy-transition stakeholders with structural equation modelling, this study examines which institutional conditions make green finance effective. Perceived credibility and transparency are positively linked to perce…
Shahinaz Hanem Abdellatif, Marwan Kobtan, Mostafa Zeinelabdein +1
This paper proposes a multi-layered framework integrating blended green finance, public-private partnerships (PPP), and fintech-enabled sustainable business models to advance economic sustainability in emerging economies, particularly MENA …
Zafar Abbas, Saba Mahmood, Mehboob Ali +1
Using panel data from 20 commercial banks (120 firm-years) listed on the Pakistan Stock Exchange, this study examines how green finance and corporate governance affect financial performance, firm value, and profitability. Panel regression s…
Shinwari R.
An empirical study examining how gender equality and green finance jointly affect green growth across OECD economies. It likely tests whether expanded green finance and social inclusion both contribute to sustainable growth. Details pending…
Park S.K.
A commentary on the geopolitics shaping sustainable finance regulation, examining how political tensions and divergent regional approaches influence disclosure and taxonomy design. No abstract was available, so methods and findings cannot b…
Assogba K.
An empirical study examining how green finance affects green growth in Sub-Saharan Africa, testing whether FinTech development moderates or mediates that relationship. It highlights the finance–decarbonization nexus in emerging economies.
Wang Z.
An empirical study examining whether green finance expands China's green development space through ecological environment improvement. Without an abstract, methodological details are unclear, but the work links financial mechanisms to envir…
Lin G.
An empirical study revisiting how green finance affects sustainable development, using China's pilot zones for green finance reform and innovation as the testbed. It examines whether zone policies shifted regional environmental and economic…
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