| Room 1.101 | Liberalism, Majoritarianism, and Religious Conservativism in Contemporary Indonesia | Chris ChaplinDaniel PetersonMichael Buehler |
| Room 1.102 | Knowledges Apart: How to Converge Disciplinary, Epistemological and Social Realities? | Alexandra HeisPetra Dannecker |
| Room 1.103 | Heritagization: The Complexity of the Heritage Inscription | Nguyen Thi Hien |
| Room 1.201 | Transnational Living, Cross-Border Connections and Socially Embedded Exchanges Between Thailand and Europe 1 | Paul StathamSirijit Sunanta |
| Room 1.204 | Persistence and Change in Local Knowledge in Dealing with Natural Hazards in the Philippines | Soledad Natalia Dalisay |
| Room 1.205 | Southeast Asia and Central-Eastern Europe: Forgotten Connections, Stories and Histories 1 | Jan MrázekMária Strašáková |
| Room 1.308 | Health, Policy and Governance: Cases from Indonesia 1 | Dicky TahaparySikko Visscher |
| Room 1.401 | “Worlding Sites”: Globalized Visions and Material Constructions of Future Southeast Asia 1 | Monika ArnezSilvia Vignato |
| Room 1.402 | Pathways to Agricultural Development in Postcolonial Southeast Asia 1 | Karin BugowSebastiaan Broere |
| Room 1.403 | Sickness and the City in Vietnam | Sara Ann Swenson |
| Room 1.404 | Malaysia: Post-GE14 | Azmil Tayeb |
| Room 1.406 | How to Get Published in Southeast Asian Studies | Benjamin BaumannGerald Jackson |
| Room 1.501 | Performing Sumatra Through Cultural Heritage 1 | Alan DarmawanJan van der Putten |
| Room 1.504 | Everyday Justice in Myanmar 1 | Helene Maria Kyed |
| Room 1.505 | Interculturalism and Southeast Asian Performing Arts 1 | Margaret Coldiron |
| Fritz-Reuter-Saal | Politics in the Age of Duterte | Mark R. Thompson |
