Bibliometrics and Content Analysis Dataset on Global Climate Action

Global actions are the policies, strategies, and scientific solutions used by governments and organizations to mitigate carbon emissions as well as adapt to climate change. The bibliometric analysis focuses on the quantitative aspects of the sources, such as publication trends, citation patterns, author affiliations, institutional contributions, geographic distributions, and journal impact.

It provides insights into the academic network surrounding the topic, identifying key authors, institutions, and countries that are influential in research on the Global North-South Divide. Additionally, a content analysis was conducted, which systematically examines the research themes of the scholarly works. Prevalent research themes, including equity in climate policy, historical responsibility for emissions, international climate negotiations, and the role of developing countries in global climate governance show up in the analysis outputs.