THE FINAL PROGRAMME OF THE CONFERENCE, TO BE HELD ON 15–17 OCTOBER 2026, WILL BE PUBLISHED ON 5 OCTOBER.
Accepted Contributions
1Lal Rattan. Soil Health and War. ABSTRACT 2Olson Kenneth Ray. Engineering Transformations of New York Canal System and Long-Term Environmental and Public Health Implications. ABSTRACT3Lois Wright Morton. Beyond Humanitarian Aid: Reclamation and Reconstruction of Contaminated Soil, Degraded Water Resources and Farmer Livelihoods from Wars and Conflicts. ABSTRACT4Dmitry Nikolaenko. The Paradigm of the Military Ecotone: Theoretical and Methodological Foundations for the Study of War-Related Environmental Pollution 5Gibbs, Andrew. Beyond the TCDD Lens in Paritutu New Plymouth, New Zealand: Invisible Phenoxy-Herbicide Co-Contaminants, Visible Developmental Signals, and Decision-Making under Incomplete Evidence. ABSTRACT6Olson Kenneth Ray. Environmental and Human Health Impacts of Agent Orange Manufacturing on the Tittabawassee, Saginaw, and Kanawha Rivers in Eastern United States. ABSTRACT7Tornoe Donna. The Tactical–Commercial Distinction: 2,4,5-T, TCDD, and the Recognition of War-Related Health Harm in the Panama Canal Zone. ABSTRACT8Nagitta, Shirat. Industrial Runoff, Wetland Degradation, and Public Health Risk in the Lake Victoria Basin: Freshwater Vulnerability in a Conflict-Exposed Great Lakes Region. ABSTRACT9Naggayi, Victorious. Post-Conflict Soil Recovery and Food Security in Northern Uganda: Long-Term Land-Use Consequences of Armed Conflict in the Acholi Sub-Region. ABSTRACT10Speidel, David R. Predictive Environmental Health Risk Assessment for Military Operations: Preventing Long-Term Human Health Consequences. ABSTRACT11Tymoshenko, Anna. From Protection to Dependency: Hydrological Lock-In, War, and the North Crimean Canal. Pollution and Diseases, ABSTRACT12Tymoshenko, Anna. Long-Term War-Induced Transformations of Settlement and Land-Use Systems: Regimes of Scientific Recognition and Research Patterns. ABSTRACT13Katumba, Ivan. Community Environmental Awareness and Freshwater Protection in Uganda: A Community-Based Perspective from the African Great Lakes Region. ABSTRACT14Nikolaenko, Dmitry. A New Type of War-Related Pollution: Fiber-Optic Drone Tether Debris and War-Derived Polymer Microfibers. ABSTRACT15Gibbs, Andrew, Nikolaenko, Dmitry. Competing Hypotheses and Scientific Non-Recognition: Investigating the Hector’s and Māui Dolphin Decline in the Context of Wartime Chemical Legacies. ABSTRACT16Vu Thi Phung, Vu Dinh Phong, Nguyen Van NgocArchival Records on the Use of Chemical Agents during the Vietnam War at National Archives Center III: Value and Accessibility ABSTRACT17Mohammed Al-Ebweini, Fadi Abu Shanab. The Impact of the Destruction of Water and Sanitation Infrastructure Due to the Ongoing War on the Gaza Strip Since October 2023 on Drinking Water Pollution, 18Nguyen Hieu TrungDecades After the Conflict: RENEW’s Integrated Model for Post-War Land Release and Community Recovery in Quang Tri, Vietnam. ABSTRACT19Joireman, Sandra F. People, Paper, and Property: A Comparative Framework for Post-Conflict Territorial Transformation”. Pollution and Diseases, September. ABSTRACT20Nikolaenko, Dmitry. Building Research Infrastructure for Long-Term Studies of War: Project-Based Laboratories for Field Research, Information Systems, and Decision Support ABSTRACT21Laboratory of Information Systems. When War Comes Home: A Humanistic Archive for Veterans, Families, and the Long-Term Consequences of War. ABSTRACT22Laboratory of Information Systems. From Dioxin Source to Long-Term Biological Consequences: A New Information Framework for Reconstructing Wartime Contamination. ABSTRACT23Muriel BubbioBeyond Reconstruction: Soft Power, Water and Community Resilience in Post-Conflict Countries. ABSTRACT24Zoraida Hijosa Valdizán, Jaime del Rey Gómez-Morata. The Valley of Cuelgamuros: Reinterpreting a Contested Site of Memory25Zoraida Hijosa Valdizán, Jaime del Rey Gómez-Morata. Spain's Experience of Exhumation, Identification and Democratic Memory as a Long-Term Post-Conflict Recovery Process26Laboratory of Military Ecotones. The Scientist–AI System: Rethinking Research on War-Related Environmental Contamination. ABSTRACT27Laboratory of Information Systems. Who Is the Author and Why Is the Problem Still Unsolved? AI and the Failure of Super-Normal Science. ABSTRACT 28Laboratory of Information Systems. Responsibility to the Problem: An Explicit Standard for the Expert–AI System. ABSTRACT29Laboratory of Military Ecotones. AI-Assisted Hypothesis Generation: From Fragmented Manifestations to the Morphology of War Contamination. ABSTRACT30Laboratory of Information Systems. Evidence Status and Pathological Uncertainty: A Working Standard for War Contamination Information. ABSTRACT31Laboratory of Military Ecotones. Field Verification in the Scientist–AI System: From Pathological Uncertainty to Quality Data. ABSTRACT32Nikolaenko, Dmitry. The Scientist–AI Research System: An Integrated Working Standard for War-Related Environmental Contamination. ABSTRACT33Laboratory of Information Systems. 2026. Political Taboo and the Failure to Recognize Long Term Military Contamination”. ABSTRACT34Dmitry NikolaenkoFrom the Formation of the Soviet Scientific System to the Involvement of Russian Academic Organizations in the War Against Ukraine ABSTRACT35Laboratory of Information SystemsHow a Citation Error Became Certified Knowledge ABSTRACT36Laboratory of Military EcotonesCentral Place Theory After 1945 and the Production of Scientific Innocence ABSTRACT37Dmitry NikolaenkoVerdun and the Somme After the Battles: Fragmented Expertise and the Morphology of Long Term Military Contamination ABSTRACT38Quillon HarphamEnvironmental Decision-Making Under Abrupt Transformation: Lessons from the Nova Kakhovka Dam Breach and Data-Driven Dengue Control ABSTRACT39Olson, Kenneth R., and Lois Wright MortonEvent-Ecosystem Dilemma”. Pollution and Diseases, ABSTRACT 40Nenad Rašić, Igor RašićFrom Return to Sustainable Communities. Framework of Return and Community Stabilization41Nenad Rašić, Igor RašićFrom Return to Sustainable Communities. Young People, Employment and Demographic Sustainability42