Ari Paloviita is a Senior Researcher in the Department of Social Sciences and Philosophy at the University of Jyväskylä, Finland.Marja Järvelä is a Professor (emirita) in the Department of Social Sciences and Philosophy at the University of Jyväskylä, Finland.

• 1 Climate Change Adaptation and Food Supply Chain Management: An Overview Part I Food Supply Chains: Actors, Products and Relationships 2. Climate Change and Food Security: Three Case Studies on Uncertainty 3. Building Resilient Food Supply Chains for the Future 4. Making Sense of Resilience in Barley Breeding: Converting the Concept of Response Diversity into a Tool of Reflection and Decision-Making Part II Local vs. Regional Vulnerabilities and Opportunities 5. Vulnerability to Climate Change in Food Systems: Challenges in Assessment Methodologies 6. Food Security During Climate Change: The Challenge of European Diversity 7. Climate Change, Vulnerability and Local Adaptation Strategies of Food Enterprises in Finland 8. Carbon Footprinting – The Clearest Way to Create a Climate-Friendly Food Consumption and Food Chain Part III Sustainable Livelihood, Community and Farm Resilience 9. Good Farmers, Good Adapters? How a Cultural Understanding of Good Farming Affects the Adaptive Capacity of Farmers? 10. Framing Resilience in Relation to Territorialization 11. Balancing Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation with the Socio-Economic Goals of Farms in Northern Europe 12. Coping with Climate Change: Rural Livelihoods, Vulnerabilities and Farm Resilience Part IV Climate-Resilient Supply Chain Management - Upstream and Downstream 13. Managing Food Systems for Resilience 14. Citizens and Sustainable Culinary Cultures 15. Food Waste and Related Climate Impacts in Finland 16. Food Processing Companies, Retailers and Climate-Resilient Supply Chain Management

Ari Paloviita is a Senior Researcher in the Department of Social Sciences and Philosophy at the University of Jyväskylä, Finland.Marja Järvelä is a Professor (emirita) in the Department of Social Sciences and Philosophy at the University of Jyväskylä, Finland.

• 1 Climate Change Adaptation and Food Supply Chain Management: An Overview Part I Food Supply Chains: Actors, Products and Relationships 2. Climate Change and Food Security: Three Case Studies on Uncertainty 3. Building Resilient Food Supply Chains for the Future 4. Making Sense of Resilience in Barley Breeding: Converting the Concept of Response Diversity into a Tool of Reflection and Decision-Making Part II Local vs. Regional Vulnerabilities and Opportunities 5. Vulnerability to Climate Change in Food Systems: Challenges in Assessment Methodologies 6. Food Security During Climate Change: The Challenge of European Diversity 7. Climate Change, Vulnerability and Local Adaptation Strategies of Food Enterprises in Finland 8. Carbon Footprinting – The Clearest Way to Create a Climate-Friendly Food Consumption and Food Chain Part III Sustainable Livelihood, Community and Farm Resilience 9. Good Farmers, Good Adapters? How a Cultural Understanding of Good Farming Affects the Adaptive Capacity of Farmers? 10. Framing Resilience in Relation to Territorialization 11. Balancing Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation with the Socio-Economic Goals of Farms in Northern Europe 12. Coping with Climate Change: Rural Livelihoods, Vulnerabilities and Farm Resilience Part IV Climate-Resilient Supply Chain Management - Upstream and Downstream 13. Managing Food Systems for Resilience 14. Citizens and Sustainable Culinary Cultures 15. Food Waste and Related Climate Impacts in Finland 16. Food Processing Companies, Retailers and Climate-Resilient Supply Chain Management

Ari Paloviita is a Senior Researcher in the Department of Social Sciences and Philosophy at the University of Jyväskylä, Finland.Marja Järvelä is a Professor (emirita) in the Department of Social Sciences and Philosophy at the University of Jyväskylä, Finland.

• 1 Climate Change Adaptation and Food Supply Chain Management: An Overview Part I Food Supply Chains: Actors, Products and Relationships 2. Climate Change and Food Security: Three Case Studies on Uncertainty 3. Building Resilient Food Supply Chains for the Future 4. Making Sense of Resilience in Barley Breeding: Converting the Concept of Response Diversity into a Tool of Reflection and Decision-Making Part II Local vs. Regional Vulnerabilities and Opportunities 5. Vulnerability to Climate Change in Food Systems: Challenges in Assessment Methodologies 6. Food Security During Climate Change: The Challenge of European Diversity 7. Climate Change, Vulnerability and Local Adaptation Strategies of Food Enterprises in Finland 8. Carbon Footprinting – The Clearest Way to Create a Climate-Friendly Food Consumption and Food Chain Part III Sustainable Livelihood, Community and Farm Resilience 9. Good Farmers, Good Adapters? How a Cultural Understanding of Good Farming Affects the Adaptive Capacity of Farmers? 10. Framing Resilience in Relation to Territorialization 11. Balancing Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation with the Socio-Economic Goals of Farms in Northern Europe 12. Coping with Climate Change: Rural Livelihoods, Vulnerabilities and Farm Resilience Part IV Climate-Resilient Supply Chain Management - Upstream and Downstream 13. Managing Food Systems for Resilience 14. Citizens and Sustainable Culinary Cultures 15. Food Waste and Related Climate Impacts in Finland 16. Food Processing Companies, Retailers and Climate-Resilient Supply Chain Management