| Session 2 | The Political Economy of Southeast Asian States | Pietro P. MasinaTerence E. Gomez |
| Session 3 | Rethinking Southeast Asian International Relations: New Theories and Methodologies | Deepak Nair |
| Session 4 | The Politics of Human Rights and Peace Education in Southeast Asia | Joel Mark Baysa BarredoSriprapha Petcharamesree |
| Session 5 | Liberalism, Majoritarianism, and Religious Conservativism in Contemporary Indonesia | Chris ChaplinDaniel PetersonMichael Buehler |
| Session 6 | Governance to the Local Level: Synergies Between the Social, Economic, and Climate Change Sustainable Development Goals in Southeast Asian Cities | Ronald Holzhacker |
| Session 7 | On Being Radical or Moderate: The Many Ways of Interpreting Radicalism and Promoting Moderate Islam in Contemporary Indonesia 1 | Muhammad Adlin Sila |
| Session 8 | On Being Radical or Moderate: The Many Ways of Interpreting Radicalism and Promoting Moderate Islam in Contemporary Indonesia 2 | Muhammad Adlin Sila |
| Session 9 | Recent Politico-Legal Change for the Lives of Labour Migrants in Southeast Asia | Antje MissbachWayne Palmer |
| Session 10 | Activists in Transition: Progressive Politics in Democratic Indonesia | Michele Ford |
| Session 11 | Rethinking Southeast Asian Mega-Cities | Sandra KurfürstTamaki Endo |
| Session 12 | Religious Minorities and Democracy in Southeast Asia: New Trajectories and New Approaches | Chiara FormichiKikue Hamayotsu |
