Chapter 1 On Uses of ‘Wild Nature’: Empowered Versus Disempowered Agency in Kola Reindeer Herding Territories (Murmansk Region, NW Russia)

Chapter 2 Borderlands of Lithuania and Kaliningrad Region of Russia: Preconditions for Comparative Geographic Approach and Spatial Interaction

Chapter 3 Movement to Defend the Białowieża—The Problem of the Białowieża Forest Protection as an Example of a Values Conflict

Chapter 4 Potential, Problems, and Challenges of Joint International Master Programmes: Case-Study of the Joint Norwegian-Russian Master Degree Programme in Borderology

Chapter 5 The Power of Doubt

Chapter 6 Nature and Man: Crime and Punishment

Chapter 7 Nature as Stoic

Chapter 8 What Role Plays Intuition in Mathematics and Science? On the Borders Between Several Conceptions of What It Means to Intuit

Chapter 9 Deconstruction of European Environmental Identity in the Mass Immigration Context Summary

Chapter 10 Man and Nature: Approaches to the Delimitation of Concepts

Chapter 11 Borderology and Practical Knowledge—Humanities Response to Epigenetics?

Chapter 12 Human Existence Between the Forest (Nature) and Home (Technology)

Chapter 13 Beyond the Green Shift—Ecological Economics

Chapter 14 Myth on the Border Between Man and Nature

Chapter 15 Cultural Images of Nature as Paradigms of Human Practices

Chapter 16 Imagination as a Breaker of the Border

Chapter 17 Translation in a Hermeneutical Context: Transforming Culture and Human Nature Through Ethics

Chapter 18 The Need for Being Disinterested as a Key Characteristic of Human Nature