Table of contents

1. Cover
2. Half title
3. Title
4. Copyright
5. Contents
6. List of Tables
7. List of Figures
8. Contributors
9. Preface
10. 1 Climate Change as an Adaptive Challenge
11. 2 The Intangibles of Climate Change Adaptation: Philosophy, Ethics, and Values
12. 3 Urban Climate Change Policy Transitions: Views from New York City and London
13. 4 Planning for Climate Change Adaptation in Urban Areas
14. 5 The Challenge of Governing Adaptation in Australia
15. 6 Emerging Equity and Justice Concerns for Climate Change Adaptation: A Case Study of New York State
16. 7. Transforming toward or away from Sustainability? How Conflicting Interests and Aspirations Influence Local Adaptation
17. 8 Opportunistic Adaptation: New Discourses on Oil, Equity, and Environmental Security
18. 9 Place Attachment, Identity, and Adaptation
19. 10 Values and Traditional Practices in Adaptation to Climate Change: Evidence from a Q Method Study in Two Communities in Labrador, Canada
20. 11 Exploring Vulnerability and Adaptation Narratives among Fishers, Farmers, and Municipal Planners in Northern Norway
21. 12 Changes in Organizational Culture, Changes in Adaptive Capacity? Examples from the Norwegian and Swedish Electricity Sectors
22. 13 From Informant to Actor to Leader: Social-Ecological Inventories as a Catalyst for Leadership Development in Participatory Community Climate Change Adaptation
23. 14 Participation and Learning for Climate Change Adaptation: A Case Study of the Swedish Forestry Sector
24. 15 Integral GIS: Widening the Frame of Reference for Adaptation Planning
25. 16 There Must Be More: Communication to Close the Cultural Divide
26. 17 Social Transformation: The Real Adaptive Challenge
27. Index