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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Jincheng Zhang
This paper argues that the velocity of technological substitution, not just innovation, drives industrial restructuring and economic modernization. It introduces the Technology Substitution Velocity Theory (TSVT), defining substitution velo…
Xinxiu Liu
ESG ratings are crucial in capital markets, but the surge in disclosed data leads to transparency data bias, potentially compromising rating accountability. This interview-based study reveals awareness of this bias, its causes (data quality…
Kathleen Maree Grey
This paper proposes NS-ESG, the first composite sustainability reporting standard for Network States—geographically distributed, digitally-native communities operating across sovereign jurisdictions. It addresses five structural gaps (legal…
Buckley, Ian R. C.
This paper proposes Economic Gauge Theory (EGT), a geometric framework integrating climate risk and carbon pricing on the Pacioli manifold based on double-entry bookkeeping. It treats environmental externalities as curvature and formulates …
THOMAS, ANTONIO, SCANDURRA, GIUSEPPE
This study evaluates the quality of ESG disclosure of listed Italian banks by comparing their reports with the Integrated Report (IR) guidelines. The analysis shows that banks generally have good non-financial disclosure, but not all IR obj…
Muhammad Mohsin
This study uses Monte Carlo simulation to analyze how bank ESG greenwashing (disclosure-performance gaps) affects financial stability. It finds that greenwashing can be privately attractive under weak supervision but becomes costly with scr…
Omehe, Raphael, Dr. Amahi, Fidelis U., Tutuvwe, Victor
This study examines the impact of ESG disclosure on financial performance (ROA, ROE, EVA, Tobin's Q) of 36 listed Nigerian financial firms using regression analysis. Results show significant influence, recommending mandatory sustainability …
Cut Darmawati, Chairanisa Natasha Miraza, Muhammad Ichsan Adnan
This study systematically reviews 42 Scopus-indexed articles (2021-2024) on sustainability accounting and ESG reporting, identifying dominant themes such as sustainability disclosure, green accounting, ESG reporting, environmental informati…
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This paper analyzes the relationship between ESG disclosure and investment sustainability at JSC Uzbekneftegaz, a state-owned oil and gas company in Uzbekistan. It argues that non-financial reporting is crucial for managing environmental, f…
null Prof. Dr. Anand Mohan, null Prof. Snehasis Sinha Roy
This study quantitatively analyzes the integration of ESG criteria and SDG targets using data from 200 Indian companies. Findings show that firms with high ESG disclosure quality align better with SDGs (especially Goals 5, 13, 8), and stron…
Imam Hanafi, Liu Yang, Li Na +1
This study analyzes the impact of mandatory ESG disclosure on corporate accountability among Indonesian listed companies using a qualitative legal approach. It finds that mandatory disclosure enhances procedural accountability and risk gove…
Ross Ann Babu & Dr. Jyotirmoy Banerjee
This study examines whether India's ESG enforcement architecture (SEBI's BRSR mandate) and digital governance mechanisms (AI, blockchain, RegTech) foster genuine corporate transformation or mere compliance. Despite increased disclosure volu…
Saeed Askary, Davood Askarany, Hassan Yazdifar +3
This study examines the interplay between AI-related environmental perceptions, ESG reporting timing, and CDP disclosure quality across 18 European countries. Mandatory reporting modestly improves disclosure quality, but effects on carbon i…
Uswatun Hasanah, Ahmad Yudhira
This study maps ESG disclosure research trends using bibliometric analysis of Scopus publications from 2004 to 2025. Using VOSviewer, it identifies four major thematic clusters: governance and financial performance, CSR and sustainability, …
Priya Ranjan
This paper reviews the role of CCUS and AI/Industry 4.0 in industrial decarbonization. It identifies major emission sources like steel, cement, and petrochemicals, and argues that combining renewables, green hydrogen, AI-driven efficiency, …
Dudi Iskandar, Jung-Seok Yang, Nugroho Adi Sasongko +4
This study assesses the availability and mitigation potential of agricultural residues (rice straw, husk, maize stover, empty fruit bunches) across 38 Indonesian provinces. Avoiding burning could reduce 1.74 Mt CO2-eq and 105.3 Gg PM2.5 ann…
Nihad Isgandarov
This paper theorizes and measures systemic economic fragility arising from the simultaneous acceleration of AI adoption and decarbonization. It proposes the Isgandarov Adaptive Transition Theory (IATT) and develops the Isgandarov Transition…
Huy Manh Dao, Mai Phuong Dang
This study analyzes survey data from 235 senior managers in Vietnamese agricultural enterprises to examine how carbon accounting quality influences green investment. It finds that carbon accounting quality has a direct effect (β=0.496) and …
M. Aitkazina, A. Karshalova, V. Biken
This study analyzes the dynamics and institutional mechanisms of green lending in Kazakhstan, using data from 2015-2024. It finds that the market is institutionally developing, driven by international financial organizations, with limitatio…
Sen Batu Yang, Maxime Sauzet
This paper develops a general equilibrium asset-pricing model with heterogeneous investors and workers to analyze fiscal policy for a just transition. It finds dividend taxation is most effective for reallocating capital to green firms whil…
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