On uses of "wild nature"

empowered versus disempowered agency in Kola reindeer Herding territories (murmansk region, nw Russia)

Yulian Konstantinov

3-14

Borderlands of Lithuania and Kaliningrad region of Russia

preconditions for comparative geographic approach and spatial interaction

Eduardas Spiriajevas

15-29

Movement to defend the Białowieża

the problem of the białowieża forest protection as an example of a values conflict

Małgorzata Bieńkowska, Łukasz Faszcza, Łukasz Wołyniec

31-40

Potential, problems, and challenges of joint international master programmes

case-study of the joint Norwegian-Russian master degree programme in borderology

Inna Ryzhkova, Jan Selmer Methi

41-54

The power of doubt

Boris Sokolov

57-68

Nature and man

crime and punishment

Nadezhda Golik

69-79

Nature as stoic

Viggo Rossvaer

81-92

What role plays intuition in mathematics and science?

on the borders between several conceptions of what it means to intuit

Johan Arnt Myrstad

93-120

Deconstruction of Australian environmental identity in the mass immigration context summary

Basia Nikiforova

121-131

Man and nature

approaches to the delimitation of concepts

Viktor R. Tsylev

135-147

Borderology and practical knowledge—humanities response to epigenetics?

Jan Selmer Methi

149-161

Human existence between the forest (nature) and home (technology)

Voronov

163-171

Beyond the green shift—ecological economics

Ove Jakobsen, Vivi Storsletten

173-183

Myth on the border between man and nature

Irina Gorina

185-194

Cultural images of nature as paradigms of human practices

Aleksandr Sautkin

197-205

Imagination as a breaker of the border

Andrey Vinogradov

207-214

Translation in a hermeneutical context

transforming culture and human nature through ethics

Andrei Kopylov

217-229

The need for being disinterested as a key characteristic of human nature

Andrei Sergeev

231-245