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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Haonan Shi, Zihe Zhou, Yi Zhou +1
Surveying 400 experts across four Asian economies, this study uses PLS-SEM to examine how ESG motivations and obstacles shape ESG reporting in agri-food firms. Motivations and obstacles explain 69.84% of variance, with motivations dominatin…
Chen-Rui Zhu
This review synthesizes 2009–2024 studies on ESG and portfolio performance, organizing findings into positive, negative, and skeptical positions. MSCI data (2016–2025) show ESG-screened portfolios matching conventional benchmarks at 12.17% …
S. Thasneem, Md Kassim Aza Azlina
A critical review of theories and empirical evidence on the ESG–firm value relationship. It finds both positive and negative valuation effects are theoretically possible, and that empirical results depend on materiality, industry, time hori…
Woo-Sung Jung
Using 10,825 Korean non-financial firm-year observations (2011-2024) with KCGS ESG ratings, this study compares analyst attention and foreign ownership as external monitoring channels. Analyst attention was positively associated with subseq…
Abdul Rahman Shaik
Analyzing 61 Saudi non-financial firms over 2020-2024, this study tests how ESG scores affect financial performance. Pooled OLS shows ESG is positively and significantly linked to ROA but not to ROE or Tobin's Q, while quantile regression r…
Melina Apriliani, D. Rahmatika, E. Yunita
Using consumer goods firms listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (2021-2025), this study examines how ESG disclosure, green accounting, and sustainability reporting affect financial performance, with firm size as a moderator. ESG disclosur…
TAN Yiwei
Using Starbucks' coffee ground cup as a case, this study builds a closed-loop circular system along the 3Rs, covering waste collection, low-carbon manufacturing, green communication, and remanufacturing. It analyzes value for ESG performanc…
Roberto Fragomeli, Пина Пунтилло, Stefania Veltri
Analyzing 124 sustainability reports from 37 Italian universities (2017-2024), this study examines how GRI adoption relates to SDG disclosure over time. Despite widespread GRI reference, SDG disclosure remains limited with only marginal imp…
Sumiati SUMIATI, Nuraini Desty Nurmasari, Rosle Mohidin +1
Using 501 firm-year observations (2015-2023) of Indonesian non-financial listed firms, this study examines whether intellectual capital efficiency relates to ESG disclosure and whether board gender diversity (BGD) moderates this link. Aggre…
Siti Afidatul Khotijah, Siti Rokhaniyah, Voni Marcelina +1
Using 2019-2024 data from 12 Jakarta Islamic Index firms, this study examines how ESG disclosure affects investment decisions via a fixed effects model. ESG disclosure and cash-to-total-assets positively influence investment decisions, whil…
Ibrahima Sall
This dissertation analyzes how ESG disclosure, transparency, and ethical certification shape market behavior. A product-market competition model shows transparency can cut unit-level externalities yet raise aggregate externalities via expan…
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A case study assessing the quality of ESG information disclosed in the sustainability reporting of tourism firm Valamar Group. It examines qualitative dimensions such as completeness, comparability and reliability, highlighting reporting ga…
Alanoud Ali Al-Maadid, Mohamed Sami Ben Ali, Brahim Bergougui
Using a 63-country panel (2010–2024) and an entropy-weighted ESG index, the study finds climate vulnerability significantly lowers sovereign ESG performance. Adaptation innovation and institutional quality weaken this adverse effect, while …
Huthifah Al-Hazaima
Survey of 410 representatives from Amman Stock Exchange-listed firms analyzed via PLS-SEM. ESG disclosure quality, corporate reputation, stakeholder trust, and green innovation are all positively associated with perceived investment attract…
Heba Ali
Using 23,211 firm-year observations across 5,870 G-7 listed firms (2019–2024) with fixed-effects and 2SLS regressions, this study examines whether SDGs disclosure mitigates the negative impact of ESG controversies on firm value. Firms expos…
Shibo Bian, Jinjie Liu, Xunxiao Wang +1
Using data from Chinese investor interaction platforms, this study examines how retail investor attention relates to firms' voluntary ESG disclosure. The positive association is stronger for firms with better ESG performance, larger size, s…
Romadhona Romadhona, Rr. Tjahjaning Poerwati
Using 148 observations from Indonesian-listed banking firms (2022–2025), this study examines how ESG disclosure affects financial performance with gender diversity as a moderator. Gender diversity strengthens the positive effect of environm…
Karolina Hozova, Tomas Havranek, Zuzana Irsova
First meta-analysis of board gender diversity and ESG ratings, using 533 estimates from 106 studies. The average effect of a one-percentage-point increase in female board representation is ~0.28 ESG points, but correcting for publication bi…
Hameed A.
An empirical study examining how individual ESG disclosure components (environmental, social, governance) affect firm performance in the GCC financial sector. By disaggregating disclosure into components, it tests the economic value of ESG …
Xue J.
This study empirically examines whether ESG disclosure shields firm valuation during global crises, focusing on institutional investor ownership as a channel. It suggests higher-quality ESG information supports investor confidence and valua…
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