This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 13 open 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 101–120 of 283 papers
Cahya B.T.
This paper examines a new framework for managing carbon emissions and sustainability in global trade, likely discussing climate clauses in trade agreements, carbon accounting across supply chains, and the design of sustainable trade archite…
James Larkin
This scoping review systematically maps the literature on procurement reform for low-carbon medical devices, analyzing lifecycle approaches, circular economy strategies, and policy interventions. It provides a framework for sustainable proc…
Favour Iretomiwa Remi-Aworemi, Akeem Olanrewaju Salami
This study examines how dynamic capabilities (sensing, seizing, reconfiguring) influence sustainable supply chain performance (SSCP) in the Nigerian cement industry. Using survey data from 385 employees and SEM analysis, all three capabilit…
R. Vinodini, W. Ritha
This paper proposes a green inventory model under a carbon tax policy using preservation technology for deteriorating items with price-based demand. It aims to maximize total profit while reducing carbon emissions. A numerical example demon…
Xuan Yin, Wenchuan Sun, Qianghua Guo +2
This study examines the relationship between trade liberalization, green supply chains, and energy transition using a mixed-methods approach. Data from 427 participants in Chengdu, China, were analyzed. Results show that both trade liberali…
Jiafu Su, Baojian Xu, Di Shen +2
This paper proposes a blockchain-driven cooperative decision-making approach for low-carbon supply chains. It integrates multi-source heterogeneous decision information to reduce carbon emissions across the supply chain.
Jayaswal R.
This study analyzes the association between ultraprocessed food consumption and pre-farmgate greenhouse gas emissions among US adults from 2007-2010. It quantifies the climate impact of dietary choices.
Yadav A.
This paper empirically demonstrates a net-zero supply chain performance system using life cycle assessment (LCA) in the rubber industry. It proposes a method to visualize and prioritize emission reductions across the supply chain. The empir…
Nazemi F.
This study proposes a framework and tool for designing cost-effective, resilient, and circular net-zero supply chains under uncertainty, with an application to multilayer plastic films.
Yaping Zhao, Weilei Feng, Xiaoxin Ren
This paper uses game theory to examine carbon reduction and pricing decisions in a green supply chain under carbon tax and consumer environmental awareness. It compares four cooperation structures and finds that consumer awareness significa…
M. Shamini, D. Mala, Ratchagaraja Dhairiyasamy +1
This paper examines the integration of green supply chain and logistics practices in the textile industry and their impact on the UN Sustainable Development Goals. It primarily presents a theoretical framework with limited empirical data.
Marikka Heikkilä
This study identifies seven chain-level business model patterns for green logistics transition in a European multimodal freight chain. They encompass decarbonization commitments, digital integration, carbon allocation, value sharing, risk s…
Geoffrey Mweshi
This paper reframes climate action from a cost center to a risk mitigation strategy, arguing that embedding climate data into supply chains acts as insurance against resource scarcity, carbon taxes, and climate disruptions. By analyzing pre…
Lixin Shen, Xinglian Peng, Xinyu Liu +2
This study analyzes collaborative decarbonization between ports and shipping companies, incorporating vertical technology spillovers and joint benefit-cost sharing. Using an evolutionary game model combined with a scale-free network, it fin…
Tat‐Dat Bui, Nguyen Bao Le, Ming K. Lim +2
This study proposes a causal hierarchical roadmap for low-carbon transformation in cold chain logistics, integrating data-driven techniques and a multilevel perspective on sociotechnical transitions. Key factors include regulatory carbon co…
Patrícia Regina da Silva Zaluski, Mauricio Uriona-Maldonado, Lucila Maria de Souza Campos
This study develops an integrated assessment model based on system dynamics to evaluate combined effects of transportation policies and sustainable agricultural practices on the soybean supply chain in Brazil. Results show that the National…
Lina Moumni, Hamouma Moumen, Lahcene Guezouli
This paper proposes a framework integrating Zero-Knowledge Proofs with permissioned blockchains for selective disclosure in supply chains. It enables cryptographic proof of compliance with ESG standards (e.g., carbon caps, minimum wage) wit…
Yifan Xin, Ismail M. Ali, Yangyan Shi +1
This paper integrates scenario analyses and risk preferences (risk-averse, neutral, seeking) into a repeated game-theoretic framework for carbon-regulated supply chains. Numerical experiments in the e-scooter industry show that subsidies co…
Hailong Cheng, Lijun Shi
This paper analyzes decisions and coordination in an agricultural product live streaming e-commerce supply chain with low-carbon considerations. It explores optimal strategies under demand and low-carbon level information asymmetry.
I. Mutambik
This study proposes an integrated blockchain-IoT-ML framework for sustainable vaccine cold chain management. It uses the Informer model for demand forecasting and BERT for stakeholder trust sentiment analysis, achieving an F1-score of 0.697…
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