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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Chunwei Han, Babatunde Sunday Eweade
Using NARDL and dynamic multipliers on Japan's 1980–2020 data, the study finds asymmetric effects: positive shifts in technological innovation and natural resources reduce CO2 emissions, while negative shifts raise them. Economic growth and…
Ігор Піляєв
This paper frames Trumpism as a strategic challenge to the European Green Deal (EGD), analyzing its impact through political ecology, neo-cleavage theory and case studies. It argues that the growing influence of pro-Trumpist parties in the …
Michael I. Ugwueze
A critical study questioning whether decarbonization policies can function as neo-colonial instruments in Africa. It reconsiders how global climate governance should balance developing countries' development priorities with equity and justi…
Kyung-Joo Moon, Yang-Ho Woo
An experimental case study of a Korean local government's carbon reduction policy, focusing on a 'Blue Carbon' initiative. Without an abstract, details are limited, but it appears to document municipal-level climate policy design and blue c…
Lindiwe Hayo, Mokhele Edmond Moeletsi, Peter A. Jacobs +3
This paper examines South Africa's agricultural extension systems, analyzing institutional misalignment and constraints that impede a transition to low-carbon agriculture. It highlights how gaps between extension institutions and policy goa…
Johanna Johansson, Jimmy Jönsson, Auvikki de Boon +8
This paper presents three novel mitigation scenarios for Swedish forestry that shift responsibility among state, market, and landowners. Drawing on two participatory workshops with 27 stakeholders, it identifies tensions over mitigation res…
Gabriel Del Zamar Moreira de Oliveira
A legal-doctrinal study tracing international environmental law from the 1972 Stockholm Conference to the 2015 Paris Agreement, focusing on precaution, prevention, and common but differentiated responsibilities. It finds that collective cli…
Sudhakar Geruganti
Analyzing the UNEP Emissions Gap Report 2026, this paper examines India's climate strategy as the world pivots to managing a 1.5°C overshoot. India is among only six G20 nations on track for its 2030 NDC, yet faces scrutiny over carbon-remo…
Yeong Hong Yi, Dewi Purwati
Local governments execute China's central green energy promotion policies, yet implementation often deviates through target dilution, execution shortfall, and symbolic commitments. Using principal-agent theory and a difference-in-difference…
Khan, Qumer Ahmed, Arya, Joyal Arya, Patel, Rutva Patel +5
This study builds AFOLU-India, a model recalibrated for Indian agriculture, to project GHG emissions to 2050 and assess mitigation potential and abatement costs across four scenarios. Emissions rise from ~345 Mt CO2eq (2005) to 390–505 Mt b…
Thant Zin Aung, Adriana Saraceni, Bart Vos +4
This paper examines how the EU's three main decarbonization policies should be realigned through a life cycle perspective, and what this implies for the sustainability of urban logistics. It argues for greater policy coherence and broader s…
Tsur Y.
A study examining how democracy shapes greenhouse gas emissions. The title signals that democracy's effect is not uniform but diverse across contexts. It offers empirical insight into the political-institutional conditions behind climate po…
Benjamin Damoah, Sagini Keengwe, Eunice Ofori
This paper traces global environmental agreements from 1971 to 2025 and explains why a dense treaty architecture has failed to improve planetary conditions. Through comparative document analysis across climate, biodiversity, and pollution r…
Shu-Guang Zhu, Chang-Qing Wang, Yong-Chang Shen +6
An extended STIRPAT model with nine socioeconomic indicators projects urban carbon emissions in Bozhou, China, using grey relational analysis and ridge regression on 2010–2022 data. Across ten 2023–2035 scenarios, the baseline peaks at 16.7…
Qiuxia Liang, Ze Xia, Genhua Hu +2
Using 37,817 Chinese A-share firm-year observations (2009–2023), this study finds that New Energy Demonstration City policy significantly improves corporate ESG performance. The effect operates through higher environmental protection expend…
Teng Ma, Yongxiang Wang, Kingsley Imandojemu +1
Using a 145-economy panel (2005–2020), this study examines how informality and business-environment dimensions shape CO2 emissions and whether environmental regulatory quality moderates this relationship. Informality is associated with lowe…
Huixuan Zhang, Baojian Zhang
Using 2011–2023 data from 262 Chinese cities, this study applies a multi-period difference-in-differences model to test whether combining smart-city and low-carbon-city pilot policies boosts urban inclusive green growth. The dual-policy com…
Yifan Xu, Chenyu KANG, Genglin Yang
Using 2005–2024 prefecture-level panel data from China, this study applies multi-period staggered DID and Callaway-Sant'Anna DID to show that low-carbon city pilot policies significantly reduce agricultural input-related carbon emissions. E…
Sofik Handoyo, Memed Sueb, Erlane K Ghani
A PRISMA-based systematic review of 182 Scopus-indexed open-access articles on green economy and low-carbon development policy and governance. It maps recurring policy domains (energy efficiency, sustainable agriculture, urban sustainabilit…
HR Jung, Park Soohyung, Wontae Lee
Local governments cannot reach carbon neutrality alone; interlocal cooperation boosts implementation capacity. Analyzing domestic and international cases, the study classifies regions into urban-concentrated, industrial/power-specialized, a…
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