Action research for climate change adoptation: developing and applying knowledge for governance/ edited by Arwin van Buuren, Jasper Eshuis and Mathijs van Vliet.

1. The governance of adaptation to climate change and the need for actionable knowledge: The challenges of climate change adaptation and the promise of action research Arwin van Buuren, Mathijs van Vliet and Catrien Termeer

2. Forms and foundations of action research Patrick Huntjens, Jasper Eshuis, Catrien Termeer and Arwin van Buuren

3. Action research in governance landscapes: Partnering with city guides and gatekeepers Martinus Vunk, Daan Boezeman, Art Dewulf and Catrien Termeer

4. Participation in climate change adaptation in the Lower Vam Co River Basin in Vietnam: Serious games as tools for action research Patrick Huntjens, Bouke Ottow, and Ralph Lasage

5. Understanding institutionalized ways of knowing climate risks: reflections on action research for participatory knowledge production Daan Boezeman, Martinus Vink, and Pieter Leroy

6. Governance of climate adaptation in Australia: design charrettes as a creative tool for participatory action research Rob Roggema, John Martin, and Lisa Vos

7. Adaptive governance in practice: a learning approach based on action research designed for the implementation of climate adaptation measures Gerald Jan Ellen, Corniel van Leeuwen, Wiebren Kuindersma, Bas Breman, and Frank van Lamoen

8. Scaling innovation in climate change planning: serious gaming in Portland and Copenhagen Patrick Driscoll and Martin Lehmann

9. Using role-play simulations to encourage adaptation: serious games as tools for action research Todd Schenk and Lawrence Susskind

10. Adaptive flood risk management for unembanked areas in Rotterdam: co-creating governance arrangements for local adaptation strategies Arwin van Buuren, Mike Duijn, Ellen Tromp, and Peter van Veelen

11. Action research for the governance of adaptation to climate change: conclusions and lessons learnt Mathijs van Vliet, Arwin van Buuren, and Jasper Eshuis