| Room 0.16 | The scope of diplomacy in pre-nineteenth century insular Southeast Asia: from treaty making to land bargaining ❶ | Birgit Tremml-WernerElsa Clavé |
| Room 0.18 | EU and ASEAN: World Regions as Ecumenes in the Making? | Nadine LobnerPaulo Castro Seixas |
| Room 0.19 | Laboratory
Myanmar’s Uphill Battle and Prospects for Federal Democracy ❷ | Catherine RenshawChosein YamahataTerese Gagnon |
| Room 3.01 | Southeast Asia Libraries between Open Science, heritage collections and ethical standards of custodianship ❷ | Jana IgunmaMarije Plomp |
| Room 3.02 | Civil Society and Democratic Decline in Southeast Asia ❷ | Marco BünteMeredith Weiss |
| Room 3.03 | Bordering the Unknown: Imagination and Liminal Space across Southeast Asian Frontiers ❷ | Christian OesterheldEmilie TestardMichaela Haug |
| Room 3.06 | Intellectuals in Intercontinental Conversations ❷ | Jan MrázekPreciosa Regina De Joya |
| Room 3.07 | Timor-Leste: the long journey from colonialism to independence ❷ | Michael LeachZélia Pereira |
| Room 3.08 | Negotiating China in Southeast Asia: (re)thinking development via infrastructure schemes | Phill WilcoxSimon Rowedder |
| Room 3.09 | Reconfiguring the international Vietnamese diaspora and post Đổi mới migration: Citizenship, Networks and Belonging ❶ | Lan Anh HoangTamsin Barber |
| Auditorium 150 | Zooming Out: Viewing Change and Continuity in Burma’s Opium Trade through Adrian Cowell’s The Warlords | John Buchanan |
