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 1868 papers
Akhil Kumar Chaudhary, P. Natarajan
An empirical study examining whether public-private partnership (PPP) initiatives in India's energy sector actually reduce carbon emissions. It tests the link between PPP schemes and decarbonization outcomes using empirical data. Findings i…
Miloš S. Krstić, Ivan Đekić, Lidija Madžar
A SARAR spatial econometric analysis of 18 EU countries (2014–2023) testing how public energy R&D spending, household electricity prices, and social protection expenditure drive CO2 emissions. Results confirm spatial dependence: emissions s…
Sarfraz Ahmed
A qualitative study of climate and environmental policy implementation in Balochistan, Pakistan, based on 30 key-informant interviews and policy document analysis. It identifies five interconnected dimensions—policy design, enforcement, ins…
Fang Sun
A three-state continuous-time model links corporate carbon abatement, accumulated green innovation, and effective regulatory pressure, with green market preference as demand-pull. The regulation–innovation channel is non-monotonic, and base…
Chen Hantang
A replication package for a study of 301 Chinese national energy policy documents, coding 486 institutional-rule clauses and relationships among nine energy subsystems. It identifies 31 direct institutional interfaces and 395 policy-pair ev…
Sadie McEvoy, Marjolijn Haasnoot, Harm Albert Zanting +5
A perspective reflecting on five policy hackathons in Brazil and the Netherlands as tools for climate adaptation planning. The authors argue these short co-creation events enabled first-order climate risk and adaptation assessments, fostere…
Thi Hai Hoan Pham, Jianquan Guo
Using provincial panel data from 30 Chinese provinces (2007-2022), this study applies a panel threshold model with two-way fixed effects to examine the nonlinear link between FDI and low-carbon tourism development (LCDT). FDI, green taxatio…
Elena O. Dmitrieva, Anna Sergeevna Zotova, D.E. Ovchinnikov +1
Proposes a methodological approach to assess how well federal and regional strategic goal-setting aligns on low-carbon development and circular economy transition. Using content analysis and structural-content comparison, it tests the appro…
Xiangxiang Sun, Junxu Zhou
Using a balanced panel of 164 Chinese cities (2009–2023), this study tests whether city-level data trading platforms reduce a joint pollution–carbon burden indicator. Platform establishment is associated with a significant decline in the jo…
Kareem, Musiliu Iyanda, PhD
This paper examines how citizen assemblies could strengthen climate governance in Nigeria. Drawing on a literature review and case studies, it finds that assemblies foster inclusive dialogue and empower citizens to influence climate policy,…
Lydia Onyinye Anochie
This doctrinal study assesses whether Nigeria's Petroleum Industry Act 2021 can balance the energy trilemma of security, equity and sustainability. It finds the PIA strengthens security via regulatory reform and investment incentives, promo…
Ashok N Kotangle
A conceptual paper arguing that carbon-intensive growth models have reached their limits and that the SDGs offer an integrated framework balancing prosperity, inclusion and environmental sustainability. Focusing on developing countries, esp…
Klaus Dingwerth, Anna Kurth
The UNFCCC's Annex I divide is hard to amend, so the climate regime is often said to lack a graduation mechanism. This article shows that OECD accession functions as an indirect, informal graduation pathway via institutional linkage. Compar…
Vasilis Nikou
Using quantile regression and error-correction models across 16 EU countries (2010–2019), the study links public procurement, financial fragility, fiscal position and energy-market factors to the Climate Change Performance Index. Large cont…
Marina Efthymiou
This paper develops a multi-criteria evaluation framework for aviation decarbonization policies across six dimensions: mitigation potential, economic efficiency, feasibility, implementation speed, policy credibility, and equity. Applied to …
Wei-Jun Cao
Using Chinese city panel data (2011–2023), this study compares how formal (FER) and informal (IER) environmental regulation affect green innovation (GI). FER promotes GI while IER shows a U-shaped relationship. Climate policy uncertainty we…
Nathaniel Mason, Jodie Keane, Mark Miller +1
A study examining how national responses to climate change spill across borders, creating risks and opportunities. Likely covers carbon pricing, regulatory asymmetry, and competitiveness/trade effects. Specific findings unknown as no abstra…
Cosku Mihci
Using an environmentally extended multi-regional input–output dataset, this study models a degrowth policy mix—cutting output in ecologically destructive sectors, shorter work hours, income redistribution, and guaranteed minimum income—acro…
Reyhaneh Loni, Matin Jarahzadeh, Amir Mohammad Moghani
A review of 111 studies (2017–2026) on environmental governance, energy governance, and the water-energy-food nexus, classified into six themes including ESG and information disclosure. It identifies four interconnected governance pathways—…
Yasin Bektaş, Emine Zorkirişçi
This study compares documentary implementation readiness across four climate-planning episodes in Gaziantep, Türkiye (2016–2023) using a two-axis framework separating policy purpose and target architecture from 18 delivery functions. The 20…
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