Normal, Abnormal, Paranormal: Philosophical Determination of a Ufological Lexicon

Gress · Limina

Peer-reviewed

The UFO Taboo Is What IR Theorists Make of It: Sovereignty and the UFO in Citational Perspective

Murphy · Alternatives: Global, Local, Political

Peer-reviewed

Academic freedom and the unknown: an exploration of perceptions, awareness, and policy regarding unidentified anomalous phenomena research

Yingling et al. · Humanities and Social Sciences Communications

Peer-reviewed

Faculty perceptions of unidentified aerial phenomena

Yingling et al. · Humanities and Social Sciences Communications

Peer-reviewed

Flying Saucers and UFOs in US Advertising During the Cold War, 1947-1989

McAllister et al. · Advertising and Society Quarterly

Peer-reviewed

American Cosmic and Intimate Alien: a dual review essay on UFOs, Religion, and Technology

Zeller · Journal of the American Academy of Religion

Peer-reviewed

Strategic Ignorance and the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence: Critiquing the Discursive Segregation of UFOs from Scientific Inquiry

Dodd · Astropolitics

Peer-reviewed

Making UFOs make sense: Ufology, science, and the history of their mutual mistrust

Eghigian · Public Understanding of Science

Peer-reviewed

A transatlantic buzz: flying saucers, extraterrestrials and America in postwar Germany

Eghigian · Journal of Transatlantic Studies

Peer-reviewed

Sovereignty and the UFO

Wendt et al. · Political Theory

Peer-reviewed