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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Leach M.C.
This work examines the legal, regulatory, and policy intersections involved in integrating agriculture into the EU Emissions Trading Scheme. It addresses institutional design challenges as carbon pricing expands to new sectors. No abstract …
Kollenberg S.
A study on cap-adjustment mechanisms in emissions trading systems (ETS). It appears to examine the design and implications of adjusting emissions caps in response to price volatility or economic shocks. As no abstract was available, specifi…
Gonçalves V.
This paper examines the inclusion of aviation in the EU Emissions Trading Scheme, addressing allocation, scope, and international coordination issues. Though no abstract is available, it stands as a key precedent for extending carbon pricin…
Quemin S.
This paper examines 'transitional restricted linkage' as a staged, partial approach to connecting emissions trading schemes. It weighs the benefits of linking—carbon price convergence and liquidity—against risks from asymmetric design and p…
Nurhayati Y.
A comparative study of carbon pricing policy in Indonesia, Finland and Sweden, examining how different instruments support net-zero targets. It contrasts carbon taxes and emissions trading across advanced and emerging economies, highlightin…
Wråke M.
A review of lessons drawn from the EU Emissions Trading System, the world's largest and longest-running carbon market. It distills insights on cap design, price formation, and abatement outcomes relevant to emerging carbon pricing schemes.
Park J.
This study applies principal component and cluster analysis to compare emissions trading schemes (ETS) across countries, typologizing their design positions. It statistically organizes features such as carbon price levels, covered sectors, …
Phuong N.P.
A comparative legal study of China's emissions trading system and carbon tax regulations, drawing lessons for Vietnam's emerging carbon pricing framework. It examines institutional design, legal architecture, and enforcement challenges, off…
Skovgaard J.
This paper maps and clusters the global adoption of carbon pricing policies (carbon taxes and emissions trading systems), classifying which polities price carbon and exploring the drivers behind adoption. It offers a comparative policy anal…
McKenzie E.J.
This paper outlines the science and technical priorities for private-sector action on biodiversity loss. It discusses the scientific knowledge and technical tools firms need to make biodiversity-informed decisions, aiming to bridge research…
Piccinin Y.G.
This study examines how executive compensation shapes the link between ESG factors and corporate performance. It highlights compensation governance as a condition under which ESG ratings translate into financial outcomes. Details are limite…
Ruiz Manuel I.
A quantitative assessment of major corporate climate action initiatives over their first five years. It evaluates whether participating firms' commitments translate into real target-setting and emission reductions, finding mixed progress ac…
Huiskamp U.
This paper proposes a 'climate resilience cycle' framework that integrates climate scenario analysis into ongoing business strategy rather than treating it as a one-off disclosure exercise. It positions scenario analysis as an iterative pro…
Leal Filho W.
A study examining the challenges, strategies, and prospects of implementing sustainability in the banking sector. Without an abstract, specifics are unclear, but it likely addresses ESG practices and sustainable finance issues for financial…
Shimizu S.
This study examines why Japanese companies join climate change-related initiatives, combining theoretical framing with empirical analysis. It explores the drivers—institutional, market, and resource-based—behind voluntary climate commitment…
Tuhkanen H.
This paper examines whether companies' climate targets (e.g., SBTi commitments) are genuinely linked to their green bond issuance and debt financing. It questions whether green bonds serve as credible signals of corporate decarbonization co…
Vulturius G.
This work examines whether sustainability-linked bonds (SLBs) can drive issuers' transition to net-zero emissions. It frames SLBs within transition finance and outlines future research directions. Without an abstract, specific empirical fin…
Liang Y.
This study examines how greenwashing affects financial performance in public health firms, framing the effect through the erosion of organizational legitimacy. It suggests that gaps between ESG disclosure and actual practice feed back into …
Mukhtaruddin M.
An empirical study examining how intellectual capital, ESG performance, and competitive advantage affect firm value in Asian companies, with board gender diversity as a moderating variable. It contributes evidence on how ESG performance tra…
Axelsson K.
This piece argues that current climate disclosure standards focus narrowly on companies' direct emissions and miss the broader 'Spheres of Influence' where firms can drive change. It calls for innovation in climate standards to capture and …
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