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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Jara E.C.
This paper analyzes the discursive construction of Canada's net-zero transition, exploring how fossil fuel futures are being shaped. It focuses on the role of discourse in influencing policy and practice.
Arseniy Vladimirovich Svetskiy
This paper analyzes legal regulation of AI for environmental protection, focusing on the EU AI Act and Scandinavian experience. It examines environmental risks such as energy consumption, carbon footprint, and e-waste, and proposes recommen…
Hediye Günay
This paper analyzes how cross-border entrepreneurship can seize opportunities from the EU's dual digital and green transition. It examines policies such as the European Green Deal, CBAM, ETS, and digital strategies, focusing on carbon prici…
Shahab Sharfaei, Tereza Němečková, Jakkrit Thavorn
This paper empirically shows that stricter EU climate policies accelerate domestic robot adoption, which reduces manufacturing exports from East Asia and the Pacific, but does not lead to CO2 emission reductions. It provides the first syste…
Jianyun Zeng, Jiumei Zhai
This paper examines the role of a policy mix combining innovation and openness in driving urban low-carbon transition in China. It likely provides empirical evidence on how such policies accelerate decarbonization at the city level.
Alkan Üstün, Bahattin CİZRELİ, Mesut Arslan
This study qualitatively analyzes NDCs from four Horn of Africa countries, finding climate policy framed primarily as adaptation tied to development priorities, with mitigation conditional on external finance and technology. It highlights s…
Theo Minné
This paper identifies the lack of youth perspectives in energy access policies in Sub-Saharan Africa and explores practical plans to integrate youth as key contributors and stakeholders. It advocates for age diversity to create more inclusi…
Anne Gerstenberg, Valeria Zambianchi, Nils Bruch
This paper conceptualizes policy coherence as an essentially contested concept and analyzes 27 interviews with EU and German policymakers involved in the renegotiation of the EU ETS. It finds that climate policy incoherence is inevitable, a…
Asif Saeed, Samreen Hamid, Ghulame Rubbaniy +1
Using panel data from G20 and N11 economies (2002–2022), this study shows that higher female representation in parliament strengthens the effectiveness of environmental taxation in reducing CO2 and GHG emissions, contributing to SDG Climate…
Burke A.
This paper argues for a new international framework for net-zero, moving beyond the failures of current climate governance. It emphasizes the need for architectural redesign and cooperative governance.
A. F. Kamarubahrin, N. Saadun, J. Jamaluddin +1
This paper reviews Malaysian government policies for sustainable wood use, evaluating legal frameworks, certification schemes, and financial incentives since the 1992 Rio pledge. It identifies gaps in policy effectiveness amid global ESG pr…
Danni Meng, Yukun Wang, Yueting Ding +1
The paper suggests that moderate climate targets can improve the resilience of the food-water-emission nexus, arguing that balanced policies are more effective, likely using China as a case study.
Meirong Zhou, Rongguang Wen, Wenhao Huang
This paper analyzes the impact of carbon emission reduction policies on multimodal transport systems. Using Chinese case data, it quantitatively evaluates policy effectiveness and offers insights for optimizing transport decarbonization str…
Yan Yan, Peng Miao, Ningcheng Wang +1
This study empirically examines the impact of urban sprawl on carbon emissions, analyzing mechanisms such as land-use change and increased transportation demand. It provides policy implications for low-carbon urban planning.
Melissa Cagle
This study analyzes the impact of e-commerce law on carbon intensity, but details are unavailable due to missing abstract.
Kaicheng Liao, Jizhen Li, Zhibin Lin +1
This study empirically examines the impact of China's low-carbon city pilot policy on corporate environmental information disclosure, evaluating policy effectiveness and providing insights for improving disclosure quality.
Jingnan Zhang
This paper analyzes Tongji University's 'Climate Change and Carbon Neutrality' micro-major, focusing on talent training objectives, curriculum structure, and implementation mechanisms. It finds a joint training model by three universities, …
Christoph Klebl, Taciano L. Milfont, Jolanda Jetten
Using data from 106 countries, this study examines how institutional quality (government effectiveness, regulatory quality, control of corruption, rule of law) shapes citizens' attribution of climate mitigation responsibility to governments…
Jukka Sivonen, Helena Siipi, Vuokko Härmä +1
Using Finnish national survey data (n=5,909), this study examines how subjective energy poverty affects support for climate mitigation measures such as fossil fuel taxation and nudges. Results indicate that higher subjective energy poverty …
Maksym W. Sitnicki, D. Kurinskyi, Ján Užík +1
This study uses panel data from 47 countries (2000-2023) to analyze the impact of energy policy stringency on green and digital energy start-ups. A one-unit increase in the Energy Policy Stringency Index leads to 8.5% growth in green start-…
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