1. In memoriam: Antigone Zacharopoulou;Section I Biology, ecology, physiology and behavior 2. Diversity and abundance of fruit flies (Diptera: Tephritidae) infesting cucurbit crops in the Morogoro region of Tanzania; 3. Assessment of courtship behavior and mating success in Ceratitis capitata (Diptera: Tephritidae): A comparison between laboratory-reared and wild flies; 4. Nice songs, good smells: Overexpression of antioxidants in transgenic male fruit flies blunts radiation-induced oxidative stress and improves sexual signaling;Section II Risk assessment, quarantine and post-harvest 5. Host reproduction number for fruit fly management and trade; 6. General guidelines to facilitate the opening of international markets for fruits and vegetables that are fruit fly hosts based on International Standards for Phytosanitary Measures; 7. Towards a systems approach for mitigating fruit fly risk in export fruit commodities from Africa;Section III Sterile insect technique 8.

Status of the tephritid fruit fly production worldwide for the sterile insect technique application; 9. A focus on Morocco's sterile insect technique initiative; 10. Packing and release methods for sterile fruit flies; 11. Production of a genetic sexing strain of Anastrepha fraterculus (DipteraTephritidae) for SIT programs in Brazil;Section IV Natural enemies and biological control 12. Abundance and diversity of tephritid parasitoids in different agroecological and climatic regions of Madagascar;Section V Area-wide IPM and action programs 13. Fifty-five years of a successful National Fruit Fly Program in Chile; 14. Current status of the National Fruit Fly Detection Programme in Chile; 15. National Fruit Fly Control and Eradication Program (Procem) in Argentina; 16.

Eradicating Queensland fruit fly ( Bactrocera tryoni ) in Perth, Western Australia: History, challenges and future directions; 17. Area-wide fruit fly control with environmentally friendly techniques in Mauritius; 18. A tiered approach to the implementation of integrated fruit fly management programmes in the Americas; 19. Fruit flies and their monitoring in the Caribbean region.