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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Caleb Debrah, Albert Ping Chuen Chan, Amos Darko +3
This paper employs fuzzy modeling to analyze the interrelationships among risk factors of green finance in green building projects. It identifies key risks and their causal links, contributing to effective green finance risk management.
Tasawar Nawaz
This paper normatively analyzes the implications of AAOIFI Standard No. 62 on green finance, particularly green Sukuk. It argues that the standard's mandate to shift from asset-based to asset-backed Sukuk will increase legal complexities an…
Md. Sazib Miyan, Calvin W.H. Cheong, Arshian Sharif +1
This study tests the Environmental Kuznets Curve (EKC) hypothesis in ASEAN-4 countries (Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand) using green finance and innovation indicators with the Method of Moments Quantile Regression (MMQR). Finding…
Zike Zeng
This paper systematically reviews the literature on the impact of green finance on regional economic growth, proposing an analytical framework comprising resource allocation, technological innovation, industrial restructuring, and instituti…
Yingying Yang, Qi Feng
This paper analyzes the mechanisms and effects of green finance on promoting rural ecological tourism development using data from 30 Chinese provinces. It provides evidence that green finance can contribute to sustainable tourism growth.
Assist. Prof. Dr. Ahsanullah Barakzai
This review conceptually examines how green finance influences household economic behaviors and sustainable development, highlighting barriers such as accessibility, awareness, and affordability, and proposing a framework for household-leve…
Adarsh Yadav
This paper analyzes the role of SDGs in sustainable green finance, examining the UK's Green Finance Strategy, EU Taxonomy Regulation, and IFC best practices. It identifies knowledge and skills gaps in green finance as major barriers, recomm…
Mohammed Edan Bani Al-Khazraje
This paper theoretically examines integrating green finance and circular marketing to enhance banking sustainability. It argues that green financial instruments like green bonds and environmental loans support circular business models, impr…
LIANA KARAPETYAN
This paper examines the challenges of developing green finance in Armenia within global sustainable finance trends. It argues that state intervention beyond market mechanisms is necessary, drawing from EU, China, and UK models to propose a …
Mirdovidov B.
This paper examines green financing mechanisms in commercial banks against international standards, highlighting challenges such as greenwashing and inefficient capital allocation. It proposes improvements to enhance confidence and reduce r…
Xinyu Wang, U. S. Borisova
This paper examines the strategic context and practical motivations for green finance cooperation between China and Russia. It analyzes potential collaboration in renewable energy, energy efficiency, and carbon markets, while identifying ch…
Gaud, Dr. Shubham Dilip
This paper examines three financing mechanisms for sustainable tourism in India: public funding, green bonds, and start-ups. It highlights high upfront costs and argues that integrating public-private collaboration and market-based finance …
Mayank Jain
This paper explores the integration of green finance and digital finance to advance sustainable development. It discusses instruments like green bonds and carbon markets, and the role of AI and blockchain, while highlighting challenges such…
Yildirim, Durmus Çagri, Yildirim, Seda, Kandpal, Vinay
This book examines how inclusive digital finance can bridge climate goals and financial access, covering topics such as green banking, smart technology, and circular economics. It argues that digital financial services can mobilize resource…
Leïla Choukroune
This paper critiques Blue Finance as a new iteration of the Washington Consensus led by the World Bank and IMF. It analyzes its implications for sustainable development, financialisation, and sovereign debt crisis, with emphasis on the Glob…
Simon Hendrik Leasa, Ervan Togatorop, Nur Azda +3
This study examines how gendered access to green capital affects women's participation in circular economy enterprises in Indonesia. Using SEM on survey data from 400 respondents, it finds that institutional fairness and financial capabilit…
Nadia Mansour
This systematic review uses the Business Model Canvas (BMC) to analyze Tunisian stakeholders' perceptions of green finance, microfinance, and gender. Findings reveal a dual perception of women as both vulnerable victims and active agents in…
Lesya SARANA
This paper examines the role of stock markets and exchange trading in financing the green transition, focusing on instruments like green bonds and ESG securities. It reviews initiatives by leading exchanges (Luxembourg, London, Singapore, e…
Gurgen A. Arakelyan
This paper conceptually discusses the role of sustainable finance in achieving environmental goals within the green economy framework. It outlines principles such as wellbeing, justice, energy efficiency, and low-carbon development. The pap…
null Imene Tabet, null Marjan Muhammad, null Wan Noorfatin binti Wan Mohd Zani
This paper proposes a simplified faith-aligned green taxonomy for Islamic SMEs by adapting the ESG-i framework, drawing on EU Taxonomy, ASEAN Taxonomy, and Malaysia's CCPT. It introduces four Environmental Objectives, a DNSH screen based on…
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