Climate Change Gaming on Board and Screen A Review

• Published in: Simulation & gaming Vol. 44; no. 2-3; pp. 253 - 271
• Main Authors: Reckien, Diana, Eisenack, Klaus
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Los Angeles, CA SAGE Publications 01.04.2013; SAGE PUBLICATIONS, INC
• Subjects: Adaptability; Adaptation to change; Alternative Approaches; Analysis; Bargaining; Climate; Climate Change; Computer simulation; Copenhagen, Denmark; Decision Making; Development; Game theory; Games; Global Local Relationship; Internet; Language; Management; Negotiation; Role playing; Simulation; Studies; United Nations; Denmark, Copenhagen; climate change games; knowledge base; challenges; simulation; sophistication; adaptation; global; language; local; review; negotiation; climate change simulation; climate change; CC; development; gaming; mitigation; manual simulation/games; analysis; role-play; computerized simulation/games; decision making; societal concern; developer; simulation/game format

Climate change (CC) is an increasing societal concern for many countries around the world, and yet international negotiations continue to make slow progress. CC is an issue that is proving difficult to address using traditional approaches to information provision and education. This article reviews...