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.
Showing 81–100 of 1656 papers
Zhang D.
A comparative study of climate governance in China and Germany. Without an abstract, details are unclear, but it appears to contrast policy and institutional design between a centralized and a coordinated-market system. Likely covers target…
Leach A.
This legal study examines the constitutional constraints shaping the design of Canadian federal climate change policy. It analyzes federal-provincial jurisdiction and judicial review to assess the legal limits of instruments such as carbon …
Rennkamp B.
A study examining South African climate policy through the lens of power relations, political coalitions and institutional change. It likely analyzes how decarbonization policy is enabled or blocked by interest alignment and institutional r…
Wu J.
This paper empirically examines whether combinations of energy regulation policies in China effectively curb carbon emissions. It focuses on policy mixes and their interactions rather than single instruments, assessing emission-reduction ou…
Abbas Q.
This study examines how economic policies and technological innovations driving the shift from a linear to a circular economy affect greenhouse gas emissions in the Netherlands. It empirically assesses whether policy interventions and innov…
Carlson A.
This piece examines the Trump administration's political and legal assault on California's climate policy and its global climate leadership role. It addresses federal-state clashes over climate governance and how subnational climate diploma…
Fekete H.
This review surveys successful climate mitigation policies across major emitting economies, synthesizing policy designs and outcomes. It identifies common elements behind effective measures and assesses the potential to replicate them globa…
Jenkins S.
This paper proposes a Carbon Takeback Obligation (CTO), requiring fossil fuel producers and importers to sequester a rising share of the carbon they sell, as an affordable backstop climate policy. By mandating decarbonization upstream, it t…
Zhang D.
This paper appears to examine how uncertainty in China's delivery of climate policy affects global decarbonization pathways and emission projections. Without an abstract, details are unclear, but its value lies in framing implementation ris…
Nolden C.
This paper examines why UK energy policy develops asymmetrically between supply-side and demand-side measures. Without an abstract, details are unclear, but it appears to analyze the political-economic drivers of policy formation. It may of…
Hao-Ran Chu, Shu-Pei Yuan
Two experiments show how political ideology and moral judgments shape public support for government- and corporate-led net-zero and climate-risk efforts. Ideological polarization persists even for market-based policies like carbon trading, …
Xiaodong Zhang, Yanchun Wang
Using China City Greenhouse Gas data (2005–2020), this study analyzes the spatiotemporal dynamics and drivers of industrial CO2 emissions across China. Emissions rose from 5.66 to 9.83 billion tonnes, with their national share increasing fr…
Chengcheng Zhang, Jiahao Li, Hu Fu +1
Using China's Low-carbon City Pilot (LCCP) as an exogenous shock, this study finds that voluntary carbon regulation significantly hinders corporate low-carbon technological innovation (LCTI), contradicting the Porter hypothesis. A two-stage…
Han J.
This study empirically examines how climate policy uncertainty (CPU) affects green total factor energy efficiency, and whether green finance moderates this relationship. It suggests policy risk may deter energy-efficiency investment while d…
Banu S.L.
A commentary arguing that decarbonizing aviation requires a global sectoral approach rather than purely national policies, pointing to frameworks like ICAO/CORSIA. Without an abstract, specifics are unclear, but it raises cross-border polic…
Nie X.
An empirical study testing the Porter Hypothesis—whether environmental regulation boosts regional industrial competitiveness—using both a quasi-experiment (policy shock) and dynamic panel data models. It seeks to identify how stricter regul…
van den Bergh J.
This paper examines how to design effective climate-policy mixes by explicitly accounting for synergy between instruments such as carbon pricing, regulation, and subsidies. It argues that evaluating instruments in isolation misses interacti…
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…
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…
Cragg M.I.
This paper examines the political economy of US congressional support for greenhouse-gas mitigation legislation through a 'carbon geography' lens, linking district-level carbon-intensive industry location to legislators' voting behavior. It…
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