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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Lu Yang, Lei Yang, Xi Yang
This study uses conditional frequency-domain analysis to examine the dynamic relationship between climate risk perceptions and carbon pricing. Using Chinese data, it analyzes how changes in climate risk perception affect carbon prices, offe…
Yue Wang, Guwang Liu, Jiangqiao Wei +3
This study evaluates the effectiveness of the global energy transition in reducing oil consumption from spatiotemporal and driving-factor perspectives. It finds that the transition has positively reduced oil consumption, with structural dec…
Mengyu Li, Manfred Lenzen, Bin Chen +11
The current IPCC assessment outlines idealized pathways to limit warming below 2°C, but record emissions in 2024 breached 1.5°C, highlighting a persistent gap. Frequent extreme weather events trigger complex human responses—beliefs, risk pe…
Cun‐Hai Wang, H Z Chen, Yanyan Feng +5
Radiative cooling (RC) passively cools objects by emitting heat to space, offering a fuel-free method for climate mitigation. This study proposes a meteorological model to quantify annual RC power for ~2000 global cities, analyzing geograph…
Krish Ashwinkumar Patel, Sampa Guin, Vishal Kumar +3
This study synthesizes a corn oil-based alkyd resin and evaluates its performance as a pour point depressant for waxy crude oil. The bio-based resin shows promise as a sustainable alternative, potentially reducing energy consumption in petr…
Wanda Adiawati Febriani, Laras Pratiwi
This study analyzes the effect of free cash flow and sustainability assurance on CSR disclosure quality in Indonesian food and beverage manufacturing companies listed on the IDX from 2022-2024. Free cash flow is not significant, but sustain…
Renzo Mori
This paper empirically demonstrates the existence of a reasonableness gap and a performance gap in the assurance process of GRI sustainability reports in Brazil. It analyzes differences in perceptions among three groups (assurers, reporters…
Aminu Hassan, Bashir Mahmood Baffa, Ahmed Jinjiri Bala
This dataset supports research on how persuasive language in sustainability assurance statements can be used as a strategy to manage stock price risk. It includes textual data from assurance statements and stock price information, enabling …
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.
Chung-Hao Hsu, Asif Khan
This chapter proposes a Data–Blockchain–Algorithm–Governance Assurance Framework for auditing smart and sustainable supply chains. It extends traditional audit reasoning to AI-driven decision systems and sustainability reporting, addressing…
Puji Handayati, Tatas Ridho Nugroho, Yuni Yuningsih +3
This study analyzes the impact of climate change disclosure on audit quality using panel data from 50 public companies in Indonesia and Malaysia (2019-2024). Results show a positive effect of climate disclosure on audit quality, but sustain…
Yongzhi Huang
This paper develops Fiscal Geometry as an evidence-routing framework for sustainability disclosure credibility in AI-enabled assurance. It argues that before AI can assure sustainability claims, claims must be routed through a structured ev…
Volodymyr Metelytsia, Volodymyr Kraievskyi, Serhii Taran
This study compares sustainability reporting and assurance in 14 agribusinesses in Ukraine and Germany. Ukrainian firms show low double materiality integration and high greenwashing risk due to lack of independent verification, while German…
Rasmi Meqbel, Mohammad Alta’any, Salah Kayed +2
This study examines the effect of ethical business practices on sustainability assurance (SA) adoption and attributes using a sample of European STOXX 600 firms. Ethical firms are more likely to obtain SA and have broader assurance scope, b…
Yuxia Wang, Cao Wei, Rui Xue +1
This paper systematically reviews the literature on sustainability assurance, integrating motivations, theories, standards, and quality determinants. It identifies challenges such as limited stakeholder engagement and poor separation from f…
Rola Shawat, Abanoub Wassef, Yaacob Ibrahim +3
This study uses a 2×2 experiment with Egyptian MBA/DBA students to examine how assurance level (limited vs reasonable) and assurer type (audit vs non-audit firm) affect non-professional investors' reactions to sustainability disclosures. Re…
Abd Mujahid Hamdan, Syafrina Sari Lubis, Khairun Nisah +4
This correction notice pertains to a study on green synthesis of nickel oxide nanoparticles from Ni-exposed plant biomass, including a carbon footprint assessment. While limited in detail, it highlights potential for environmental valorizat…
Evha Rozario, Shuchita Shahnaz, Foysal Mahmud +4
This paper proposes an integrative predictive analytics framework for data-driven sustainability in urban infrastructure, focusing on reducing energy consumption and carbon footprint. The framework consists of six interdependent layers incl…
Tuğba ŞAHİN Tokatlioğlu, Beyzanur İŞBAY, Seda Karakaya Çataldaş
This cross-sectional study of 715 nursing students found that carbon footprint awareness is more strongly associated with climate anxiety than with sociodemographic factors. Climate change awareness and anxiety varied by prior knowledge and…
Örlygur Sævarsson, Jukka Heinonen, Sarah Olson +1
Using a carbon footprint calculator survey across five Nordic countries (over 7400 respondents), this study finds that right-leaning voters have the highest carbon footprints and lowest climate concern, while left and green voters have the …
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