Blog Post: Call for Papers: Special Issue on SCU's Annual Conference
A special issue of Limina that collects under peer-review papers from the SCU's annual UAP studies conference, held in Toronto, Canada 24-26 July 2026.
20 documents. Syndication.
A special issue of Limina that collects under peer-review papers from the SCU's annual UAP studies conference, held in Toronto, Canada 24-26 July 2026.
Uhall argues that political theory must pass through the alien to rethink humanity, planetary politics, spacepower, UAP, and the institutional boundaries of knowledge under modern Space Age conditions and uncertainty.
Stähle advances a speculative legal model in which Earth’s condominium-like status explains distant NHI contact, human institutional immaturity, and the avoidance of open information exchange within hypothetical interspecies…
Tirosh reads the Vínland sagas through trauma and UAP studies, showing how frontier encounters, paranormal motifs, and collective memory become interpretive mechanisms for failed settlement as a medieval narrative strategy.
Robson revisits Jacques Vallée’s control-system hypothesis, arguing that absurdity and high-strangeness are not evidential noise but signs of UAP’s physical, experiential, and symbolic complexity within expanded research methods…
Morgan analyzes five decades of experiencer narratives, showing how anomalous encounters may develop as structured, quantifiable, symbolically mediated systems rather than isolated, anecdotal episodes within future UAP and…
This editorial frames UAP Studies as an emerging field whose maturity depends on boundary-work across evidence, method, experience, interpretation, law, politics, and the unknown or not-yet-known itself today.
Teodorani develops a physics-grounded framework for rigorously investigating luminous UAP through plasma diagnostics, spectroscopy, radar response, magnetometry, and coordinated protocols for distinguishing anomalous from…
Houran proposes enforceable metadata, custody, and archival standards to transform government-sourced UAP materials from episodic disclosures into reproducible research objects for scientific and technosignature analysis under…
Ammon argues that UAP Studies requires boundary-work, conceptual demarcation, and differentiated subdisciplines before it can become a rigorous academic field rather than a mythically unified domain of inquiry and practice.
This article critiques skepticism toward UAP by considering Fermi’s Paradox, the White House Lawn problem, and Divine Hiddenness. It argues that dismissive reasoning based on expectation violations is flawed.
An editorial encompassing articles in the current issue of Limina, emphasizing its thematic cohesion and importance for the emerging field of UAP Studies.
A review of Greg Eghigian's "After The Flying Saucers Came".
An extended, systematic review of James Madden's (2024) "Unidentified Flying Hyperobject".
A historical analysis of UAP activity near U.S. atomic weapons sites, suggesting patterns of surveillance, interference, and strategic interest in military nuclear infrastructure.
Drawing from evolutionary theory, consciousness studies, and UAP behavior it's suggested that UAP represent a form of intelligence indigenous to Earth but operating under principles that challenge conventional scientific…
Exploring the intersection of UAPs and animism, this paper argues that historical nature spirit traditions may provide a compelling alternative framework for understanding the phenomenon.
Analyzing the epistemological boundaries of UAP discourse, this paper examines how perception, normativity, and scientific classification shape interpretations of anomalous phenomena.
Dr Méheust replies to his reviewer's extended critical note.
This response critically engages with Méheust’s concept of 'elusiveness', evaluating its implications for ufology. Gress questions the methodological scope of 'elusiveness' and its philosophical grounding in phenomenology,…
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