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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Alves, Marcela, Palola, Pirta, Bailey, Emma +3
This talk shares the software engineering effort to transform a baseline agent-based model (ABM) into a tool for comparing UK Net Zero policy intervention scenarios. It combines coding economic shocks, a UK-specific data pipeline, Monte Car…
Singha S.
This paper proposes a strategic framework for integrating green taxes into corporate sustainability governance, aiming to enhance corporate climate responsibility. It bridges policy and corporate practice.
Bai J.
This paper empirically evaluates the impact of China's SO2 emissions trading policy on air pollution and haze reduction using the PSM-DID method. It finds that the policy promoted corporate emission reductions and improved regional air qual…
Booth R.
This paper analyzes the temporal dimensions of pathways and targets for net zero transitions in English agriculture. It examines the complexities of decarbonizing the agricultural sector, considering policy and practice implications for fut…
Shujaat Abbas, Zahoor Ahmed
This study analyzes the impact of environmental management practices on competitive advantage in low-carbon technologies using panel data from 37 OECD countries (1995-2023). Employing instrumental variable quantile regression, it finds hete…
Sonia Aslam, Muhammad Ateeq Ashraf, Muhammad Raees Ashraf
This article critically analyzes Pakistan's climate change legal regime, identifying four interlinked implementation failures: constitutional fragmentation, lack of enforceability, weak institutional capacity, and political will. It compare…
Pracheta Acharya
This paper reviews the integration of gender perspectives in climate relocation policies and practices in Oceania. It analyzes the impacts of relocation on women and gender minorities, highlighting challenges in gender mainstreaming. The au…
Hughes, Hunter
Frames the clean energy transition as an institutional crisis of state capacity, arguing for a modernized Developmental State with coordinated planning, strategic finance, and industrial discipline. Offers a 12-chapter architecture and a 20…
Tingting Bai, Gissell Huaccha
This study analyzes the impact of stringent climate policies on energy poverty in China using over 7,000 subnational policies. It finds that while such policies reduce energy poverty within implementing provinces, they increase it in neighb…
Benedetti E.
This paper examines greenhouse gas emissions embedded in EU-UK food trade, analyzing how border regulations (tariffs and non-tariff measures) affect emission levels. It provides empirical evidence at the intersection of trade policy and cli…
Becken S.
This paper analyzes the gap between the scientific basis of net-zero emissions targets and their sociopolitical representations. It highlights how scientific clarity contrasts with diverse interpretations shaped by social acceptance and pol…
Pungki Ari Wibowo, Santun R.P. Sitorus, Indarti Komala Dewi +3
This study uses GIS spatial analysis and the DPSIR framework to analyze the distribution of GHG emissions and their correlation with land use in Jakarta, proposing spatial planning policies for low-carbon urban development. Emissions increa…
Jacob Kwakye
This critical review examines the concept of 'decarbonized oil' used by oil and gas actors to reconcile production with net-zero goals. It argues that technologies like methane abatement and CCS reduce only operational emissions, not full l…
Florin Vondung, Felix Suerkemper
This paper presents an integrated assessment framework for evaluating the social, economic, and environmental impacts of energy efficiency (EE) and renewable energy (RES) in EU climate neutrality strategies. It quantifies energy poverty (EP…
Chané de Bruyn, Rui Alexandre Castanho, Jose Manuel Jurado Almonte
South Africa's Climate Change Act only received assent in 2025, and climate change remains marginal in regional development research and policy. This systematic review of the 20 most recent Scopus-indexed articles maps key themes, gaps, and…
Jackson J.
This paper analyzes institutional change at the Bank of England regarding its role in facilitating the net-zero transition, focusing on perceptions within the British state and policy implications. It examines how the central bank's environ…
Lucas Bretschger, Evgenij Komarov, Matthias Leuthard
This paper addresses the 'carbon trap' faced by Global South countries, analyzing the dilemma between economic development and decarbonization, and exploring policy and financial mechanisms to overcome it. Specific methodology is unclear, b…
Evert Witteveen, Xavier Le Den, Tom Dillon
This policy brief presents scenario modeling for setting a meaningful low-carbon concrete quota in EU public procurement under the Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA). It challenges the European Commission's proposed 5% quota by showing the EU…
Zi-Jing Guo, Yu-Tian Liang, Jie Zhang +2
This paper analyzes the impact of reciprocal tariff policies on global carbon emissions through two channels: international trade and international production. It examines how tariffs can shift production locations and alter trade patterns,…
David Muyaloka, Inonge Milupi, Erastus Mwanaumo
A systematic review using PRISMA examines the implementation of climate mitigation and adaptation strategies. Despite increased policy adoption, implementation remains fragmented and reactive. In Africa, strategies like climate-smart agricu…
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