| Room 1.101 | The Politics of Human Rights and Peace Education in Southeast Asia | Joel Mark Baysa BarredoSriprapha Petcharamesree |
| Room 1.102 | Muslim Belonging and Politics of Belonging in the Philippines | Rosa Cordillera A. Castillo |
| Room 1.103 | Legal Pluralism and Challenges for Family Law Governance | Stijn Cornelis van HuisTheresia Dyah Wirastri |
| Room 1.201 | Material Culture, Heritage and History in Southeast Asia 2 | Elsa ClavéMulaika Hijjas |
| Room 1.204 | The Gender of Labor in Privatizing Vietnam | Ann Marie LeshkowichMinh Nguyen |
| Room 1.205 | Revisiting Decolonization Processes in Southeast Asia 2 | Rui Graça Feijó |
| Room 1.308 | The Struggle for Nationalism in Contemporary Thailand 2 | Joel SelwayPetra Desatova |
| Room 1.401 | Strongmen in Southeast Asia | Daniel BultmannJohn Buchanan |
| Room 1.402 | Laboratory
Legal Intermediaries: Reading, Interpreting and Documenting “Law” in Southeast Asia 2 | Jeremy J. Kingsley |
| Room 1.403 | Women, Pluralism, and Political Participation in Peacebuilding, Democratizing and Developing Burma/Myanmar 2 | Chosein YamahataSar Yar Poine |
| Room 1.404 | Parent Education and (Non-)Schooling | Juliette SendraSteven Prigent |
| Room 1.405 | In the Making: Experimentation and Experiment in Southeast Asian Art 2 | Amanda Katherine Rath |
| Room 1.406 | Transforming Productivist Economies: Inter- and Transdisciplinary Perspectives on Organic Farming in Southeast Asia | Martina Padmanabhan |
| Room 1.501 | Boundaries Within the Flow: The Shape of Life in Southeast Asian Cosmologies 2 | Guido SprengerMonica Janowski |
| Room 1.505 | Historical Anthropology in the Highlands: Contexts, Methods, Actors, and Ethics 2 | Jean MichaudPierre Petit |
| Fritz-Reuter-Saal | The Government Intermediary: The Role of Middlemen and Socio-Cultural Brokers in Past and Present Southeast Asia, ca. 1800–2000 | Bernard KeoMaarten Manse |
