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Data Sheet 1_Mapping the intellectual structure of governance, bureaucracy, and disaster risk reduction: a science mapping and integrative systematic evidence synthesis.csv Roni Ekha Putera (24960943) Tengku Rika Valentina (24960946) Nika Saputra (22787943) Rizki Afri Mulia (24960949) Dion Eriend (24960952) Political Science not elsewhere classified bureaucratic governance disaster risk reduction integrative systematic evidence synthesis public administration science mapping Introduction<p>This study examines the intellectual structure and substantive evidence of research on governance, bureaucracy, and disaster risk reduction (DRR), addressing the conceptual fragmentation of scholarship across disaster studies, sustainability, public health, environmental governance, and public administration.</p>Methods<p>A hybrid review design combining systematic review procedures, science mapping, and integrative systematic evidence synthesis was employed. Using Scopus as the sole database, 629 records were identified, of which 123 studies were retained for full-text analysis following PRISMA-guided screening and eligibility assessment.</p>Results<p>The field has expanded rapidly since 2015 but remains intellectually plural and conceptually fragmented. Science mapping identifies disaster management, DRR, resilience, governance, implementation, and collaboration as major intellectual and conceptual anchors. The integrative synthesis indicates that DRR outcomes are shaped by interactions among institutional and bureaucratic conditions, governance mechanisms, and implementation processes. Recurrent mechanisms include administrative capacity, interagency coordination, collaborative governance, multilevel alignment, policy mainstreaming, and adaptive learning.</p>Discussion<p>The study develops an integrative framework and evidence-based propositions that reposition bureaucracy as a central explanatory domain in DRR scholarship and support a more cumulative, mechanism-oriented research agenda.</p> 2026-09-16T05:28:18Z Dataset Dataset 10.3389/fpos.2026.1864808.s001 https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/Data_Sheet_1_Mapping_the_intellectual_structure_of_governance_bureaucracy_and_disaster_risk_reduction_a_science_mapping_and_integrative_systematic_evidence_synthesis_csv/33828406 CC BY 4.0