Research Dataset of Strategic Planning of Climate Change in Entrepreneurship (2020-2025)

This dataset, titled \"Research Dataset of Strategic Planning of Climate Change in Entrepreneurship (2020–2025),\" provides a comprehensive bibliometric foundation for examining the intersection of climate change and entrepreneurship. It comprises a curated collection of 1,669 peer-reviewed documents sourced exclusively from Scopus, spanning the years 2020 to 2025. The dataset encapsulates contributions from 166 distinct authors affiliated with institutions across 68 countries, highlighting the global relevance and collaborative nature of this emerging research field. Inclusion criteria were rigorously applied to ensure the relevance and quality of the data: (a) the research must pertain to climate change and digital social innovation in entrepreneurship; (b) documents must cover a complete calendar year; (c) only peer-reviewed journal articles were included; and (d) the documents must be accessible for bibliometric analysis. The bibliometric analysis was conducted using a dual-platform approach. Microsoft Excel was employed for generating visualizations related to general dataset information and annual scientific production trends. R Biblioshiny was used to produce advanced bibliometric visualizations such as the thematic map and topic trend analysis. The dataset includes both graphical and tabular formats. Visual outputs are provided as high-resolution JPG files, specifically: (1) Annual Scientific Production, (2) Thematic Map, and (3) Trend Topics. In addition, a structured CSV file titled \"Climate Change in Entrepreneurship\" is included, containing detailed bibliographic metadata. This metadata encompasses author names, document titles, publication years, EIDs, source titles, volume and issue numbers, page ranges, citation counts, source and document types, publication stages, DOIs, open access status, and other scholarly identifiers. Additional fields include abstracts, author and indexed keywords, affiliations, funding details, correspondence addresses, language, and reference lists. This dataset has been developed to support advanced bibliometric and thematic trend analyses, enabling researchers, policymakers, and entrepreneurs to better understand how strategic planning in entrepreneurship is adapting to the challenges and imperatives of climate change. It serves as a valuable resource for mapping the intellectual structure and global dynamics of this vital research domain.