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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Hu Y.
This paper proposes a probabilistic picture hesitant fuzzy MAGDM framework to assess SME ESG performance, aiming to support green credit allocation. It addresses high uncertainty in SME ESG data and links ESG scoring to sustainable-finance …
Gordano S.
This paper empirically examines whether SFDR Article 9 and Article 8 equity funds actually diverge in portfolio composition, or whether the regulatory labels converge in practice. It questions whether the EU's disclosure classification mean…
Olanipekun I.O.
An environmental-economics study examining how migration affects environmental sustainability, with renewable energy adoption and income as mediating channels. Without an abstract, details are limited, but it frames how socio-economic drive…
Yadav A.
An empirical study examining how ESG practices affect firm valuation among financially distressed firms, comparing pre- and post-Paris Agreement periods. It tests whether the valuation impact of ESG strengthened after the Paris Agreement. N…
Chandran R.
This paper theoretically examines green banking adoption in India, focusing on regulatory uncertainty and institutional barriers, and proposes policy solutions. It contributes a framework for understanding institutional drivers of greening …
Winkler H.
This work examines South Africa's 'just transition transaction,' an innovative financing scheme that funds both the accelerated phase-out of coal and social justice measures. It offers practical lessons on aligning decarbonization with soci…
Stylianou T.
An empirical study examining how financial inclusion relates to carbon-intensive path dependence in oil-exporting economies. It asks whether expanding financial access accelerates low-carbon transition or locks in fossil-fuel dependence. No…
Qian Y.
An empirical study using Chinese provincial data to test whether the integration of digital technology and green transition strengthens urban ecological resilience. It highlights regional-level synergies between digitalization and decarboni…
Zwerts J.A.
This paper argues for moving beyond unit-level certification toward landscape-scale operational agendas for biodiversity-positive tropical production. It addresses governance, metrics, and incentives needed at the landscape level rather tha…
Lahiani A.
A study examining asymmetries in sustainable finance under market stress, focusing on SMEs, ESG, and energy innovation. It appears to analyze how tail dynamics shape SME ESG evaluation and financing during market turbulence. Details are lim…
Kleffel P.
This study opens the 'black box' of sustainable investing by examining how investors' psychological distance from environmental and social issues shapes their investment decisions. Drawing on construal-level theory, it explores why sustaina…
Daoud Y.
This study proposes a crude oil price forecasting approach combining explainable AutoML with ESG-driven market signals. By integrating ESG information as predictive inputs, it aims to capture how sustainability factors influence energy mark…
Alkan N.
Proposes an ESG-based framework for assessing green finance investment risks using a decomposed fuzzy environment. It quantifies investment risk while handling subjective and uncertain expert judgments. Positions ESG factors as inputs to fi…
Cappa F.
An empirical study asking when green bond issuance actually benefits expected firm performance, rather than assuming a uniform effect. It suggests the payoff depends on firm and market conditions. Relevant to corporate green financing strat…
Yu Y.
An empirical study examining whether China's green finance reform pilot zones promote corporate long-term investment. It analyzes how green finance policy shapes firms' investment horizons and capital allocation. Details are unavailable as …
Anser M.K.
This study applies a Quantile-on-Quantile approach to examine the relationship between hybrid bond issuance and electric vehicle (EV) stock across leading EV economies. It captures how the finance–EV nexus varies across quantiles of both va…
He L.
This study appears to examine how green finance and technological innovation interact to shape economic growth in China. Without an abstract, the exact methods and data are unclear, but it likely links green credit and green bond supply to …
Liu J.
This study examines how green bond financing drives renewable energy investment in China and its implications for sustainable development. It suggests green bond market growth supports renewables deployment, though methodological details ar…
Engström K.
This paper assesses how climate mitigation strategies in the energy sector affect global land use and the carbon balance. It examines spillover effects of expanded bioenergy demand on land-use change and carbon sinks, highlighting land cons…
Zhang Q.
This paper empirically examines the nexus between EU ETS carbon prices and metal markets, focusing on transmission mechanisms and conditional effects. It shows how carbon pricing propagates into metal prices and markets, revealing real-econ…
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