Instead of Trying to Solve It, Try to Understand It – Ethics in Simulation Games

Elyssebeth Ellen Leigh, Heide Lukosch, Michaela Fenakel Fiedelman, Heemi Ateremu McNeill, Derek Wade, Marcin Wardaszko

Speaking for the Absent: From Value Expression to Hidden Goals in Two Gaming Simulations

Junkichi Sugiura, Toshiko Kikkawa

The Assembly: Designing a Role-playing Intervention to Foster Skills in Democratic Deliberation

Sarah Lynne Bowman, PerOla Öberg, Kjell Hedgard Hugaas, Josephine Rydberg

Designing Radically New Systems

Weronika Zuzanna Szatkowska, Jakob Bandelin

Experiential Learning of Food Supply Chains through an Extended Beer Game Incorporating Food Waste Considerations

Mizuho Sato, Hajime Mizuyama

Training Crisis Management Resilience through Repeated Play of the Same Scenario: Design, Play and Facilitation challenges

Joeri van Laere, Towe Lindqwister, Joanna Davis

Games Must Better Address Real Crises: A Manifesto

Weronika Szatkowska, Jakob Bandelin, Elyssebeth Leigh

Developing a Training Programme to Increase Resilience Potential and Measuring its Educational Effects

Shigeru Haga, Toshiko Kikkawa

PhoneImpact: A serious game to explore the environmental and social impacts of smartphones

Aurelie Lagarrigue, Laurence Farhi, Sherazade Djeballah, Madeline Montigny, Benoit Rospars, Elise Taillant

From Positioning Game Science to Designing Game-Based Research: Aligning Epistemology, Enactment, and Empirical Design

MARIEKE Wijse, Sebastiaan Meijer, Jan Klabbers

SocioBalance: A Network-Based Simulation Game to Rank Links' Impact Strength in a Complex Social System

Arsineh Boodaghian Asl, Jayanth Raghothama, Michel Gokan Khan, Adam Darwich, Sebastiaan Meijer

Scientists and the Science-Policy Interface. What competencies are utilized when scientists play a wickedly challenging energy transition game?

Swen Bos, Jessica Schneider, Conner Malone, Brenden Lee, Rayken Zhuang, Leila Schuh

Towards a Pan-African Business Simulation Framework: A Bachelardian Epistemological Analysis of the PALOP Context

GILDO COSSA, BRÁULIO ALTURAS, ANA CALADO PINTO, LICINIO ROQUE

Micro Tools for Better Simulations: Boosting Social Skills Through Interactive Interventions

Maren Schaal

“What if…” simulation is a science, an occupation, a tool, a process and a profession, all at once?

Elyssebeth Ellen Leigh, Marieke de Wijse

Astronomy, Women in Science, and Play: A Scientist-Led Prototype for Inspiring the Next Generation

Alissa Pott, Daniel Larose