The latest issue of Simulation & Gaming 44, 2-3 (April 2013) has now been published. The issue is devoted to the subject of climate change:

Articles

• Climate Change Gaming on Board and Screen: A Review
  • Diana Reckien and Klaus Eisenack
• Game, Not Fight: Change Climate Change!
  • Gilbert Ahamer
• A Simulation of International Climate Regime Formation
  • Derek L. Kauneckis and Matthew R. Auer
• A Climate Change Board Game for Interdisciplinary Communication and Education
  • Klaus Eisenack
• GREENIFY: A Real-World Action Game for Climate Change Education
  • Joey J. Lee, Pinar Ceyhan, William Jordan-Cooley, and Woonhee Sung
• A Perspective-Based Simulation Game to Explore Future Pathways of a Water-Society System Under Climate Change
  • Pieter Valkering, Rutger van der Brugge, Astrid Offermans, Marjolijn Haasnoot, and Heleen Vreugdenhil
• Land Policies for Climate Change Adaptation in West Africa: A Multilevel Companion Modeling Approach
  • Patrick d’Aquino and Alassane Bah
• If Local Weather Was Our Only Indicator: Modeling Length of Time to Majority Belief in Climate Change
  • Robert F. Szafran, Jerry L. Williams, and Jeffery E. Roth
• Integrating Climate Change Mechanics Into a Common Pool Resource Game
  • Thomas J. Fennewald and Brent Kievit-Kylar

Tributes

• Positive Wisdom for Climate Change Awareness: John Crookall-Greening
  • Christopher Crookall-Fallon
• Warrior for Climate Science and Awareness: Stephen Schneider
  • Sarah Jo Chadwick, Carrie Armel, Terry Root, and David Crookall

Editorial

• Climate Change and Simulation/Gaming: Learning for Survival
  • David Crookall

Foreword

• Climate Change and Four Goals for Operational Gaming
  • Dennis Meadows

Prolegomenon

• Climate Urgency
  • James E. Hansen

Guest Editorial

• Climate Change and Simulation/Gaming
  • Klaus Eisenack and Diana Reckien

Newsletter

• Immersive Technology Strategies
  • David Wortley