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 141–160 of 1430 papers
Jee Eun Choi, J.B. Kim, Siwoo Baek +1
A qualitative case study of a two-month carbon-neutrality living lab at a Seoul university (18 participants) applies the Theory of Planned Behavior to explain practice change. Participants reframed carbon-neutral actions as manageable daily…
Jing Yu
This paper argues China avoided a 'grow first, clean up later' model, forging an institution-driven sustainable development pathway built on state coordination, integration of carbon neutrality with industrial and energy restructuring, and …
Jens Teubler, Malte Neumann
This paper presents a multi-staged, iterative methodology for empirically assessing the social co-benefits of sufficiency interventions, combining Inferences-to-the-Best-Explanation, Theory-of-Change, Bayesian epistemology, and causal diagr…
Tsuyoshi Ueno
This study implements a web-based decision-support tool that lets municipal staff without energy expertise assess local energy consumption and estimate decarbonization measure effects. It integrates national electricity statistics, census d…
Freebairn J.
This work appears to examine a combined 'policy package' approach to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, rather than single instruments. It likely analyzes how carbon pricing, regulation, and subsidies interact within a portfolio. Methods an…
Herman K.S.
A study on how net-zero industrial policy shapes the diversification and creation of green industrial pathways. The title signals a critical framing — transition occurring without deeper structural transformation. Lacks an abstract, so spec…
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This legal study analyzes how fragmented ministries and overlapping licensing hinder Indonesia's green investment and NZE goals. Integrating the Green Constitution and Prophetic Law, it proposes a one-gate licensing system and omnibus law a…
Shengfu Yang, Rongrong Luo, Peng Zhang +2
This study uses a quasi-natural experiment to examine how China's low-carbon city pilot policy affects urban housing prices. It provides empirical evidence on how environmental regulation transmits into real-estate asset pricing, contributi…
Lin Gao, Dandan Wang, Hongxi Chen +2
Using panel data from 260 Chinese cities (2012–2022), this study examines how urban sprawl (US) affects carbon emission intensity (CEI) via panel, moderation, and threshold models. The US–CEI relationship is U-shaped and robust; higher econ…
Lars Bengtsson
This study identifies success factors enabling public procurement to support low-carbon innovation, focusing on procedural and organisational dimensions. It combines a survey of 64 large Swedish municipalities with a multiple-case study of …
Christina Voigt
The paper argues that the Paris Agreement imposes binding legal obligations, not voluntary bottom-up pledges. Article 2.1(a)'s temperature goal functions as a legal standard, requiring parties to prepare, communicate and maintain NDCs with …
Charly Phillips
A qualitative content analysis of Canadian parliamentary committee documents applies the advocacy coalition framework to beef cattle climate policy. Agribusiness groups framed beef as part of the solution and contained conflict, while other…
Fernando Reimers, Jomphong Mongkhonvanit
Thailand's climate change education (CCE) has policy entry points but fragmented implementation, weak teacher training, and climate hazards disrupting schooling. A 2025 survey of 329 schools found all had faced extreme weather in three year…
Alves, Marcela, Palola, Pirta, Bailey, Emma +3
This talk shares software-engineering work transforming a baseline macroeconomic ABM into a scenario engine for comparing UK Net Zero policy interventions. It combines economic shocks, a UK-specific data pipeline, Monte Carlo simulation, re…
Haoyu Cheng, Yuanfang Du
This study proposes a SHAP-BiLSTM approach to forecast China's daily carbon emissions (2,466 observations, Jan 2019–Sep 2025) and quantify policy contributions. BiLSTM outperformed comparison models, showing that excessive algorithmic stack…
Yugang He
Using panel data for 30 Chinese provinces (2004–2023), this study tests whether formal adoption of circular economy, energy conservation, and resource-utilization policies is associated with lower CO2 emissions. Two-way fixed effects with F…
E. Keith Smith, Christina Eder, Sarah Gomm +2
The Paris Agreement shifted mitigation's core challenge from international burden-sharing to domestic politics. This review examines political feasibility across four dimensions: stakeholder interests, public opinion and norms, political-ec…
Samuel Sjöberg
This paper examines how intra-coalition bargaining shaped German climate and energy policy under the Schröder (1998-2005) and Scholz (2021-2025) governments, both including the Green Party. Combining Veto-Player Theory and the Coalition Com…
Manjunatha Swamy K P, Manoj Dolli
Using India's MoSPI SDG National Indicator Framework Progress Report 2026, this study assesses seven SDG 13 indicators covering disaster resilience, risk reduction, climate policy integration, emission-intensity reduction, industrial enviro…
Buşra Korkmaz, Yasemin Kaya
This study examines the bidirectional relationship between climate change and agriculture, analyzing Türkiye's climate policies to determine whether they envision ecological modernization or transformation for the agricultural sector. Using…
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