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.
Showing 41–60 of 1868 papers
Baxter Williams, Emily A. Grubert
This Perspective critiques integrated assessment models (IAMs) for embedding perpetual GDP growth as a structural assumption. Historically, growth has raised emissions and material extraction, and even successful green growth has not decoup…
Fuhua Nie
This record provides the reproducibility package for a study on how temporary trade barriers on clean technology leave lasting carbon legacies. It contains E3ME-FTT scenario specifications (IDIOM input blocks, carbon price assumptions), out…
Fuhua Nie
A model-results dataset from the E3ME-FTT framework supporting analysis of how temporary trade barriers on clean technology leave a lasting carbon legacy. It includes exported variables for all reported scenarios and processed results behin…
Ainscough J.
A discussion piece on embedding citizen deliberation into net-zero governance, drawing lessons and outlining future directions. Without an abstract, details are limited, but it likely addresses participatory processes and legitimacy in deca…
Arianna Azzellino
This paper examines Italy's July 2025 guidelines for integrating climate assessment into SEA and EIA, developed with EIB/JASPERS support under EU cohesion policy. It frames the shift from direct-emission estimates to broader climate impact …
Juan Du, Dan Ling, Hongtao Yi
This study analyzes how site-selection criteria for China's Low-Carbon Province and City pilot changed across successive batches using Cox proportional hazards and piecewise exponential models. Early entry favored cities with stronger fisca…
Charles E. Di Leva, Duncan Pickard
This international law article frames climate change as a 'quintessentially universal risk' and examines how international organizations help states fulfil duties of prevention and cooperation. It maps how the UNFCCC regime, sectoral bodies…
Biswarup Saha
Argues that TRIPS patent monopolies block transfer of climate mitigation technologies to the Global South. Analyzes compulsory licensing under TRIPS Article 31 and India's Patents Act Section 92, examining conflicts with UNFCCC technology-t…
Vira Halunko, Olha Ustiuzhaninova, Andrii Konko
This article compares the legal frameworks underpinning green economic growth across international, EU, and Ukrainian levels. It examines the European Green Deal, European Climate Law, Fit for 55, REPowerEU, and the Circular Economy Action …
Chen Y, Yang H, Guo X +1
This study builds an integrated scenario framework for China's industrial decarbonisation linking technological, asset, institutional and network lock-in with stakeholder alignment and just-transition concerns. A two-round Delphi with 15 ex…
Irina Kustova, Jan Karlas, Christian DIETZ
This paper assesses how far Paris Agreement Parties have strengthened the framework through collective decisions, analysing operationalisation of rules and coordination of national mitigation and climate finance efforts. It finds mixed resu…
Julia Katharina Schönfeld, Setu Pelz, Hamish Beath +1
The Paris Agreement requires NDCs to reflect 'highest possible ambition' (HPA) but offers no guidance on assessing it. Building on UNFCCC reporting obligations, NDC synthesis reports, and research best practice, this paper sets out qualitat…
Deirdre Edward, Janody Pougala, Amanda Stathopoulos
A computational case study examining how heavy-duty vehicle regulations take shape through stakeholder participation and agency responsiveness. It empirically traces who influences the regulatory process and how agencies respond, framed aro…
Kim E.S.
A study analyzing the politics behind climate change policy design in Korea. Based on the title, it likely examines how political factors shape policy formation. Details are unavailable as no abstract was provided.
Zhiwei Hong, Jianyun Zeng
Using a difference-in-differences model on Chinese resource-based cities, this study finds that establishing Pilot Free Trade Zones significantly reduces carbon emissions. The effect operates through lower energy intensity, higher FDI, and …
Kerr D.
This work examines how UK local authorities govern and evaluate net zero projects. It likely focuses on decision-making structures and project appraisal practices at the municipal level. Details are unavailable as no abstract was provided.
Guozhu Li, Qian Li, Zining Li
An empirical study examining whether China's air quality ecological compensation policy reduces household energy poverty. It analyzes how ecological compensation schemes affect energy access and household burden. Methods and findings are un…
Adeela Rustam, Gang Zeng, Ihsan Ullah
Using panel data from 31 BRI economies (1994–2021) and CS-ARDL/IV-2SLS methods, this study examines how technological innovation and environmental taxes affect trade in low-carbon technology products (TLCTPs). Innovation significantly boost…
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A policy study on how to combine climate policy instruments to achieve a just transition to a climate-neutral economy. It likely examines interactions between carbon pricing, regulation and support measures, and distributional fairness. Wit…
Paolo Rognini
A political-geographical reading of COP30 in Belém as an emblem of the structural crisis of multilateral climate governance. Despite the Amazon symbolism, negotiations delivered little on mitigation, climate finance, and fossil-fuel phase-o…
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