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 61–80 of 167 papers
Aminu Hassan, Bashir Mahmood Baffa, Ahmed Jinjiri Bala
This dataset supports analysis of how persuasive language in sustainability assurance statements can manage stock price risk. It explores the relationship between linguistic features in assurance reports and market reactions.
Zahwa Keisha Andita, Rina Tjandra Kirana Dp
This research examines ESG reporting trends within the Indonesian public sector, focusing on local governments, to determine if they signify a true commitment to sustainability or are a greenwashing tactic. Through a systematic literature r…
Xiaowen Ge, Qiling Luo
This study examines greenwashing in mutual funds marketed as green by comparing their symbolic ESG claims to actual carbon emission performance. It reveals significant discrepancies, challenging the effectiveness of current ESG ratings and …
Hersugondo H.
This paper analyzes the role of institutional pressures and information asymmetry in firms' ESG-washing behavior in a fast-growing economy. Empirical findings suggest that regulatory pressure and information environment influence the extent…
Olaniyan O.A.
This paper examines how misappropriation of terminologies in digital facilities management impacts the UK's net zero targets. It highlights that inconsistent definitions can cause confusion in policy and practice, emphasizing the need for p…
Li J.
This paper proposes and validates methods to detect greenwashing behavior in corporate decarbonization performance. While specific analysis methods and results are unclear, it contributes to improving the reliability of disclosure data.
Gan T.
This paper examines whether green finance reform and innovation policies inadvertently lead to corporate greenwashing. It analyzes the mechanisms through which policies may encourage deceptive environmental claims and emphasizes the role of…
Taddeo S.
This paper analyzes the financial costs of greenwashing for firms, revealing how false environmental claims damage investor trust, increase cost of capital, and create reputational risks.
Fang C.
This paper examines the impact of environmental regulations on greenwashing in corporate ESG reports, focusing on how stricter regulations may curb misleading sustainability claims.
Praveen Kumar Ashok Kumar, Rafał Sieradzki
This paper measures the Disclosure-Performance Gap (DPG) to quantify greenwashing at the firm level. Analyzing 200 large European firms, it finds that flagship index membership widens the gap, while renewable energy use and environmental ca…
Ioana Andrioaia, Veronica Grosu, Svetlana Mihaila +1
This study analyzes the relationship between ESG reporting quality, greenwashing risk (proxied from reported information), and market value of 25 companies listed on the Bucharest Stock Exchange from 2020-2024. Using content analysis and po…
Yun Zhong, Han Yan, Ziqian Xia
This study analyzes corporate carbon greenwashing through climate physical risks and supply chain spillovers. It clarifies how greenwashing causes emission concealment cascades across supply chains and proposes detection methods.
Fubing Fang, Yihan Shao, Huiling Zheng +2
This study uses panel data from Chinese A-share listed firms (2010-2024) to show that climate risk is positively associated with corporate greenwashing (the gap between environmental disclosure and substantive green action). Supply chain di…
Patrizia Gazzola, E. Pavione, Giovanni D’Adamo
This study analyzes the relationship between environmental performance, transparency, and economic outcomes through case studies of seven e-commerce companies. It finds a significant gap between declared sustainability commitments and actua…
C. Burns
This qualitative study of a large Australian finance organization reveals that despite espoused egalitarian values, high power distance and 'nice' norms suppress subordinate voice, enabling greenwashing and hindering sustainability embeddin…
Gözlügöl A.A.
This paper critiques credit substitution in sustainable finance, suggesting that green bonds may merely replace conventional debt rather than funding new green projects, undermining environmental additionality. It highlights a critical flaw…
Lisa Anderson, L. Emily Hickman
This paper investigates whether CEO political orientation affects the quality and transparency of corporate climate pledges. Using data from 2015-2023, it finds that Republican-leaning CEOs' firms have less ambitious and less transparent pl…
Kharisma D.B.
This paper examines greenwashing in Islamic finance services and the role of green disclosure regulations in addressing it, analyzing whether regulations are effective and highlighting unique challenges in Islamic finance.
Laetitia Nabintu wa Nciko
This paper compares the African Court and the East African Court of Justice (EACJ) rulings on forced evictions linked to carbon credit projects (green grabbing). It argues the EACJ offers more effective remedies by integrating procedural an…
Asif M.
This paper proposes a framework to detect and deter ESG greenwashing, enhancing the credibility of corporate sustainability disclosures and enabling investors and regulators to assess genuine sustainability performance.
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