Borderology: Cross-disciplinary Insights from the Border Zone: Along the Green Belt

Andrei Kopylov, Murmansk, Russia: The ethics of translation in a hermeneutical context

Eduardas Spiriajevas, Klaip da university, Lithuania: Borderlands of Lithuania and Kaliningrad region of Russia: Preconditions for comparative geographic approach and spatial interaction

Irina Gorina, St. Petersburg, Russia: Symbolization process of the nature world in mythological type of world outlook

Yulian Konstantinov, Murmansk, Russia: On uses of 'wild nature': empowered vs. Disempowered agency in kola reindeer-herding territories (murmansk region, nw russia)

A Vinogradov, Murmansk, Russia: Imagination as a breaker of the borders

Viktor Tsylev, Murmansk, Russia: Man and nature: approaches to the delimitation of the concepts

N. Golik, St Petersburg, Russia: Nature and man: crime and punishment

Viggo Rossvær, Bodø, Norway: Nature as stoic

Malgorzata Bienkowska, Polen: Movement to defend the bialowieza. the problem of the bialowieza forest protection as an example of a values conflict

Boris Sokolov, St Petersburg, Russia: The power of doubt

Aleksandr Sautkin, Murmansk, Russia: Cultural images of nature as the basis of human practices

Vasilii Voronov, Murmansk: Human existence between the wood(s) (forest, nature) and home (technology)

Jan Selmer Methi, Bodø, Norway: Borderology and practical knowledge  -  humanities response to epigenetic.