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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Alotaibi E.M.
This work proposes an AI-enabled framework for ESG compliance auditing aimed at stakeholders. It leverages AI to verify ESG data and automate audit processes, seeking to strengthen disclosure reliability and accountability. Details are unav…
Ng L.
This paper examines how ethical leadership shapes corporate decarbonization amid national government intervention and financial constraints. It appears to conceptually explore how managers navigate policy pressure and funding limits when pu…
Chen X.
An empirical study examining whether executive equity incentives drive corporate environmental engagement among Chinese firms. It links governance and compensation design to environmental performance, though the abstract is unavailable so m…
Wang Y.
This study examines how ESG information disclosure improves carbon reduction efficiency in the construction industry. It likely traces the mechanism linking disclosure to firms' decarbonization behavior. Details are unavailable as no abstra…
García-Sánchez I.M.
This study examines whether corporate climate governance and analyst coverage act as complements or substitutes in driving climate disclosure. It clarifies how internal governance and external monitoring interact to shape disclosure quality…
Zheng Q.
An empirical study examining how ESG information disclosure affects high-quality development of Chinese firms, testing green technology innovation as a mediating channel. It suggests disclosure may drive firm value and sustainable growth vi…
Tong X.
This study examines how green human capital relates to ESG rating disagreement—the divergence in ESG assessments across raters and analysts. Rating disagreement matters for investors and cost of capital, and human-capital disclosure ambigui…
Behl A.
An empirical study using cross-lagged panel analysis to examine the reciprocal relationship between ESG scores and firm value in the Indian energy sector. It tests the direction and timing of causality, showing how ESG ratings relate to fin…
Fu M.
An empirical study examining how firms' ESG activities relate to stock liquidity. Without an abstract, methods and sample remain unclear, but the topic speaks to how ESG evaluation feeds into investor trading behavior and cost of capital. R…
Yu Z.
This paper appears to examine inconsistencies in ESG performance and disclosure in the context of weather extremes. It likely explores why firms' climate responses diverge under physical risk. Details are unavailable as no abstract was prov…
Singh P.
An empirical study examining how sustainability disclosure scores affect the financial performance of Indian banks. It tests the link between disclosure quality and profitability or cost of capital, suggesting channels through which disclos…
Umar Ibrahim S.
This study uses a system GMM dynamic panel approach to test how ESG disclosure relates to market performance among Nigerian listed firms. It quantifies the market valuation effects of ESG disclosure in an emerging-market setting, adding Afr…
Rath C.
An empirical study on how the social (S) dimension of ESG feeds into CEO pay, conditioned by CEO and board characteristics. Though no abstract is available, it speaks to the growing use of ESG metrics in executive incentive design, linking …
Pan H.
An empirical study examining how China's specialized environmental courts affect corporate greenwashing. It analyzes whether stronger judicial environmental enforcement changes firms' misleading environmental claims and disclosure quality. …
Sudha Rani P.R.
This work proposes a method to assess corporate greenwashing risk by combining explainable machine learning (XAI) with environmental governance frameworks. It applies ML to ESG disclosure data while making the reasoning interpretable, aimin…
Fam A.
This paper reviews the US long-term strategy to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. It examines decarbonization pathways and policy instruments, highlighting challenges and implications for meeting the target. Without an abstract, spec…
Malakhov V.
A study examining low-carbon development in Russia from an economic perspective. Without an abstract, details are unclear, but it likely addresses economic implications and policy challenges of transitioning from a carbon-intensive economy,…
Shrestha R.K.
A reply in an academic exchange over whether biochar qualifies as a negative emission technology, responding to a critique of an earlier synthesis of field research on GHG emissions. It debates methodological issues in accounting for biocha…
Cakir F.Y.
This study compares aerobic and anaerobic wastewater treatment technologies in terms of greenhouse gas (GHG) production. Anaerobic processes can recover methane as energy but risk fugitive methane and N2O emissions, while aerobic systems ca…
Bun R.
This work tracks greenhouse gas emissions from the war in Ukraine since 2022 that fall outside conventional national inventories and reporting frameworks. It highlights how conflict-driven emissions expose gaps in carbon accounting boundari…
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