Literature review of principles relevant to embedded emissions accounting for traded goods

This spreadsheet contains literature review records of extracted principles and definitions relevant to public Embedded Emissions accounting Frameworks (EEF). Review is limited to academic outputs (Review, Letter, Editorial, Conference Paper, Book Chapter, Book, Article, as defined in SCOPUS). Both empirical and theoretical/conceptual publications are included. If an article (output) is older than three years it is only included if it has 10 or more citations, if it is one to three years old it is included if it has 5 or more citations, and if it is less than one year old it is included even if it has no citations. This reflects that articles in some fields may take more than a year to gain their first citation. We retain 187 articles. Once these objective criteria limit the search space, we apply a subjective relevance criterion as follows: we reviewed abstracts to determine whether either principles underpinning carbon accounting frameworks or principles underpinning trade law were of importance to or central in the article. Articles are excluded if they do not meet this criterion.Further details on review protocols are described in the associated article: White, L. V., Aisbett, E., Pearce, O., &amp; Cheng, W. (2024). Principles for embedded emissions accounting to support trade-related climate policy. <i>Climate Policy</i>, 1–17. https://doi.org/10.1080/14693062.2024.2356803