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In a world characterised by rapid change, uncertainty and increasing interconnectedness there is a growing need for science to contribute to the solution of persistent, complex problems. These problems include not only some of the now broadly known environmental issues such as climate change and biodiversity loss, but also related issues such as poverty, security and governance. For all of these problems, progress in nding and implementing solutions has been very slow. The increase in availability of scienti c knowledge has not been re ected in decisive action. It is this mismatch between knowledge and action that lies behind the need for a Handbook of Transdisciplinary Research. As the editors point out in their introduction, a transdisciplinary orientation in research, education and institutions aims to overcome the disconnection between knowledge production, on the one hand, and the demand for knowledge to contribute to the solution of societal pr- lems, on the other hand. This is achieved through transdisciplinary approaches in which researchers from a wide range of disciplines work together with sta- holders. Internationally the term 'transdisciplinary research' is de ned in diff- ent ways, ranging from a diffuse conceptual term located above individual dis- plines, to any research that involves stakeholders. The Handbook contributes to a clari cation of both the concept and the term, and shows that the uniqueness of the approach lies in the partnership between members of different disciplines and stakeholders.
Introduction Idea of the Handbook p. 3 The Emergence of Transdisciplinarity as a Form of Research p. 19 Problem Identification and Problem Structuring From Local Projects in the Alps to Global Change Programmes in the Mountains of the World: Milestones in Transdisciplinary Research p. 43 Sustainable River Basin Management in Kenya: Balancing Needs and Requirements p. 63 Designing the Urban: Linking Physiology and Morphology p. 79 CITY:mobil: A Model for Integration in Sustainability Research p. 89 Shepherds, Sheep and Forest Fires: A Reconception of Grazingland Management p. 103 Fischnetz: Involving Anglers, Authorities, Scientists and the Chemical Industry to Understand Declining Fish Yields p. 127 Nanoscience and Nanotechnologies: Bridging Gaps Through Constructive Technology Assessment p. 145 Chimeras and Other Human-Animal Mixtures in Relation to the Swiss Constitution: A Case for Regulatory Action p. 159 Problem Analysis The Development of Multilateral Environmental Agreements on Toxic Chemicals: Integrating the Work of Scientists and Policy Makers p. 173 Climate Protection vs. Economic Growth as a False Trade Off: Restructuring Global Warming Mitigation p. 191 Policy Analysis and Design in Local Public Management: A System Dynamics Approach p. 205 Constructing Regional Development Strategies: A Case Study Approach for Integrated Planning and Synthesis p. 223 Evaluating Landscape Governance: A Tool for Legal-Ecological Assessments p. 245 Children and Divorce: Investigating Current Legal Practices and their Impact on Family Transitions p. 259 Bringing Results to Fruition Towards Integrated and Adapted Health Services for Nomadic Pastoralists and their Animals: A North-South Partnership p. 277 Sustainable Prevention of Water Associated Infection Risks: An Awareness Campaign Using Visual Media p. 293 Behavioural Sciences in the Health Field: Integrating Natural and Social Sciences p. 305 Sustainable Coexistence of Ungulates and Trees: A Stakeholder Platform for Resource Use Negotiations p. 315 Retrofitting Postwar Suburbs: A Collaborative Design Process p. 327 Cross-cutting Issues Participation p. 345 Values and Uncertainties p. 361 Learning from Case Studies p. 369 Management p. 385 Education p. 399 Integration p. 411 Summary and Outlook Core Terms in Transdisciplinary Research p. 427 Enhancing Transdisciplinary Research: A Synthesis in Fifteen Propositions p. 433 Index p. 443