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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Soufiene Assidi, Taha Almarayeh
Using a panel of US firms (2010-2023), this study finds a positive association between ESG disclosure and carbon emissions performance, but financial leverage weakens this relationship. Insights for policymakers on promoting corporate emiss…
Evgeniia Kiseleva, Linara Khadimullina
Using fixed-effects regression on 81 oil and gas companies from 2016-2022, this study finds that stakeholder-oriented corporate governance elements (board expertise and stakeholder engagement) are effective for reducing GHG emissions, while…
Yong Li, Shimin Shi
Using Chinese A-share listed firms from 2011-2024, this study examines whether digital finance reduces corporate ESG decoupling (gap between disclosure and practice). Results show digital finance significantly mitigates ESG decoupling, espe…
Bruna Albuquerque de Sousa Morais, Marília Regina Costa Castro Lyra, M. T. D. Dutra +3
This paper proposes a methodology for measuring ESG indicators, based on ABNT PR 2030 and international frameworks. It systematizes stages of diagnosis, materiality assessment, measurement, and reporting. It identifies lack of standardizati…
Ahmed Al-Dmour, Hani Al-Dmour, Rand Al-Dmour +2
This study examines how Big Data Analytics (BDA) enhances sustainability reporting quality (SRQ) and corporate financial performance (CFP) in Jordan's manufacturing sector. Using mixed methods and PLS-SEM on 224 firms, it finds BDA signific…
Esam O. Elharon
This review systematically examines ESG accounting and finance literature in the MENA region, finding that ESG value relevance depends on proxies, governance effects are mixed due to ownership concentration, and board independence and audit…
Sixuan Liu, You He
This paper systematically investigates the mechanism by which digital transformation promotes green innovation through the lens of ESG. It identifies bottlenecks in technology integration, data quality, and cost-benefit balance, and propose…
Amal Alharthi, Ahmad Alomari, Fawwaz Alrwabdah +3
This paper examines how green digital technologies (GDTs) such as ERP, cloud, IoT, AI, and big data analytics affect ESG disclosure quality for 30 industrial firms listed on the Amman Stock Exchange (2020–2024). Using panel data analysis, i…
R. Romadoni, Nursanti Mardiyati, Aisyah Nikita Permata Putri
This normative legal research examines the liability of Indonesian banks for failing to implement green banking principles. It finds that these principles have become hard law via OJK regulations, exposing banks to administrative, civil, an…
Nor Amira Mohd Ali, Muhammad Hanif Abdul Gafar
This systematic literature review examines corporate environmental sustainability research and proposes the Green Value Paradigm (GVP) as an integrative framework. While CSR and ESG remain foundational, emerging themes include the environme…
Adrija Shandilya, G. Banik
This paper analyzes sustainability disclosure intensity across 50 large-cap NSE-listed Indian companies using an integrated BRSR-GRI framework. During the transition from voluntary to mandatory BRSR (FY2021-23), systematic cross-dimensional…
Shella Adi Pristicha, I. B. Ketut Bayangkara
This qualitative literature review examines ESG-based sustainability accounting implementation in Indonesia, finding it enhances transparency, operational efficiency, and risk reduction while increasing firm value and investor confidence. C…
Liang Q.
This paper explores how green finance affects corporate greenwashing using theoretical and empirical evidence from China. It suggests that expanding green finance may inadvertently increase greenwashing tendencies, highlighting the need for…
Ji Y.
This paper empirically analyzes how manufacturing agglomeration affects corporate ESG performance. It suggests that the effects may differ across environmental, social, and governance dimensions.
Parvizikia H.
This study analyzes peer effects in ESG disclosure, finding that firm experience and size moderate the influence of peers. Larger and more experienced firms may be more sensitive to peer disclosure levels, offering implications for benchmar…
Ma M.
Empirically analyzes the dynamic effects of evolving ESG disclosure regimes on corporate financing constraints. Shows that stronger disclosure requirements reduce information asymmetry and lower financing costs.
Hoang H.T.T.
This paper empirically examines the relationship between ESG disclosure and business performance for Vietnamese listed companies. It suggests that higher disclosure levels may be associated with better financial performance.
Wang K.
This meta-analysis examines the heterogeneous impact of ESG disclosure on firm performance and market outcomes, revealing that effects vary across contexts. The findings challenge one-size-fits-all approaches, informing corporate strategy a…
Liu W.
This study examines how green finance reforms influence corporate ESG performance, revealing mechanisms through which policy interventions promote sustainability behaviors and empirically analyzing the effects on ESG ratings.
Zheng M.
This study examines the impact of green finance on sustainable development by analyzing national ESG performance across countries. It finds a positive relationship, suggesting that green finance initiatives can enhance ESG outcomes, providi…
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