Ris Mendeley

This dataset contains raw bibliographic records exported from the Mendeley reference manager in RIS format, which were used as the primary data source for a literature review on digital communication, public communication infrastructures, and technology adoption in the context of governance and public institutions. The RIS file includes structured metadata of scholarly publications collected from international academic databases. Each record contains bibliographic information such as article titles, authors, publication year, journal name, volume, issue number, page numbers, abstracts, and digital object identifiers (DOI). These data enable systematic identification, classification, and analysis of relevant literature within the research domain. The dataset was compiled to support a systematic review process and to ensure transparency and reproducibility of the literature selection stage. The RIS format allows the dataset to be imported into various bibliometric and qualitative analysis tools such as Mendeley, Zotero, EndNote, VOSviewer, NVivo, and Bibliometrix, facilitating further analysis including citation mapping, thematic clustering, and keyword co-occurrence analysis. The collected articles primarily focus on themes related to: Digital communication and public communication infrastructures Technology adoption in public and governmental institutions Digital platforms and governance communication Social media and public engagement Communication technologies in public service delivery This dataset serves as the initial raw reference corpus prior to screening, filtering, and thematic categorization in the systematic literature review process. By providing the raw RIS file, this dataset enables other researchers to replicate the literature identification stage, reuse the bibliographic records for bibliometric analysis, and verify the transparency of the literature selection process. The dataset is particularly useful for researchers working in the fields of: Communication studies Digital governance Public administration and digital transformation Media and communication technology Bibliometric and systematic literature review methods The dataset does not contain personal or sensitive data and consists solely of publicly available bibliographic information from academic publications.