Although transformational change is a rather new topic in climate change adaptation
literature, it has been studied in organisational theory for over 30 years. This paper argues …

Highlights•This review examines factors that drive production and use of climate
knowledge.•Usable knowledge is a critical component of adaptive water governance …

Coproduction of knowledge is believed to be an effective way to produce usable climate
science knowledge through a process of collaboration between scientists and decision …

In national and international arenas, climate change and its impact are often framed as a
grave global security threat, causing chaos, conflict and destabilising countries. This framing …

Advocacy movements play an increasingly prominent role in shaping corporate social
responsibility (CSR) management and reporting practices. Prior research mainly studies …

The conceptual framework of evolutionary governance theory (EGT) is deployed and
extended to rethink the idea of coastal governance and the possibilities of a coastal …

Despite recognizing the importance of public bureaucracies in governing climate change,
our knowledge of how their behavioral and structural characteristics influence climate …

Adapting social-ecological systems to the projected effects of climate change is not only a
complex technical matter but above all a demanding governance issue. As climate change …

Science is work, and viewing science as a form of work demystifies it, eclipsing the quest~
for timeless truth with more mundane efforts to secure resources, conduct research …

Science-policy interactions are often contested, due to strategic production and use of
knowledge. This is problematic because the potential of science to enrich decision-making …