MenuClose

Sessions

Jump to Session

Session 1

Classroom B 50Safeguarding Scholarship: Autocratization, Institutional Autonomy, and Academic Freedom in Southeast Asia ❶Ratnaria WahidSriprapha Petcharamesree
Classroom B 51Spectral Politics and Enchanted Precarity in Southeast Asia: Ghosts, Magic, and More-Than-Human Worlds in Times of Crisis and Transformation ❶Alicia Izharuddin
Classroom B52Tracing knowledge-scapes for grassroots climate governance in Southeast Asia ❶Diana SuhardimanHatib Kadir
Classroom NT-104Concrete Resonances: The Building of Cambodia and Political Regimes from the Colonial Period to the Present-Day ❶Anne-Laure PoréeStéphanie Benzaquen-Gautier
Classroom NT-115Human rights thought from Southeast Asian contexts ❶Amy RothschildDavid Webster
Classroom NT-159Planetary Southeast Asia: Entangled Ecologies and Histories of Seascapes, Riverscapes, Aquiferscapes, and Forestscapes ❶Joefe B. Santarita
Sala de JuntasIndigeneity in Southeast Asia: Mobilization, Meaning, and Contestation ❶Antoine LaugrandSusanna Barnes
Sala J. J. LinzReimagining and Reconnecting Southeast Asian Collections ❶Jennifer R. Morris
Sala Mari Luz NájeraDemocratic Regression and Participatory Futures in Contemporary Southeast Asia ❶Cholnapa AnukulKikue Hamayotsu
Salón de Grados21st Century Protest Movements in Southeast Asia and Beyond: Issues, Convergences, Narratives, and Prospects ❶David Michael San Juan

Session 2

Classroom B 50Safeguarding Scholarship: Autocratization, Institutional Autonomy, and Academic Freedom in Southeast Asia ❷Ratnaria WahidSriprapha Petcharamesree
Classroom B 51Spectral Politics and Enchanted Precarity in Southeast Asia: Ghosts, Magic, and More-Than-Human Worlds in Times of Crisis and Transformation ❷Alicia Izharuddin
Classroom B52Tracing knowledge-scapes for grassroots climate governance in Southeast Asia ❷Diana SuhardimanHatib Kadir
Classroom NT-104Concrete Resonances: The Building of Cambodia and Political Regimes from the Colonial Period to the Present-Day ❷Anne-Laure PoréeStéphanie Benzaquen-Gautier
Classroom NT-115Human rights thought from Southeast Asian contexts ❷Amy RothschildDavid Webster
Classroom NT-159Planetary Southeast Asia: Entangled Ecologies and Histories of Seascapes, Riverscapes, Aquiferscapes, and Forestscapes ❷Joefe B. Santarita
Sala de JuntasIndigeneity in Southeast Asia: Mobilization, Meaning, and Contestation ❷Antoine LaugrandSusanna Barnes
Sala J. J. LinzReimagining and Reconnecting Southeast Asian Collections ❷Jennifer R. Morris
Sala Mari Luz NájeraDemocratic Regression and Participatory Futures in Contemporary Southeast Asia ❷Cholnapa AnukulKikue Hamayotsu
Salón de Grados21st Century Protest Movements in Southeast Asia and Beyond: Issues, Convergences, Narratives, and Prospects ❷David Michael San Juan

Session 3

Cinema RoomSingle Film Screening
Mambang Kuneng: Listening to the Sea with Orang Laut		Di FangWengki Ariando
Classroom B 51Transimperial approaches to Southeast Asian colonial history: opportunities, challenges, limitationsBastiaan Nugteren
Classroom NT-104Narrating the Self Across Borders: Feminist Autoethnography, Mobility, and IdentityNor Ismah
Classroom NT-115Rethinking Oral History Methodologies in Southeast Asia: Ethics, Positionality and Interviewing PracticesKisho Tsuchiya
Classroom NT-159Cloning the Empire: The Persistence of Colonial Science in Postcolonial ContextsGani Jaelani
Sala de ComisionesScientific and Cultural Cooperation between the Eastern Bloc and Southeast Asia, 1950s-1980sBarbora Nováková
Sala de JuntasIndigeneity in Southeast Asia: Mobilization, Meaning, and Contestation ❸Antoine LaugrandSusanna Barnes
Sala J. J. LinzReimagining and Reconnecting Southeast Asian Collections ❸Jennifer R. Morris
Salón de GradosSingle Round Table
Changing forms of leadership and political identity in Southeast Asia		Jacques Bertrand

Session 4

Cinema RoomBrokers, Bureaucrats & Bandits. Mediating epistemologies, power and contradictions in Southeast Asia ❶Kristina Großmann
Classroom B 50Intimacy of revolution, periphery of power: In the fissures of twentieth-century ideological exchanges between Southeast Asia and China ❶Yi Li
Classroom B52Inclusive education initiatives in Indonesia’s Islamic education sector: Reflections on the human flourishing conceptDina Afrianty
Classroom NT-104Harnessing the Visual: Collaboration and Marginality in Southeast Asia ❶Charlotte Hill
Classroom NT-115Advertising Health, Medicine and Politics: Propaganda and Public Health in Colonial and Post-Colonial Southeast AsiaWilliam Bradley Horton
Sala de ComisionesThe Genealogy and Geography of Scam CentersMasao Imamura
Sala de JuntasBook Forum
Youth Activism in Asia: A New Wave of Student Protest and Political Mobilisation		Colm A. Fox
Sala J. J. LinzDown the memory lane: Battlefield Tourism and War Memorials across South-East Asia ❶Tam T.T. Ngo
Salón de GradosSingle Round Table
Academic Freedom of Expression and Academic Solidarity		Karin Zackari

Session 5

Cinema RoomBrokers, Bureaucrats & Bandits. Mediating epistemologies, power and contradictions in Southeast Asia ❷Kristina Großmann
Classroom B 50Intimacy of revolution, periphery of power: In the fissures of twentieth-century ideological exchanges between Southeast Asia and China ❷Yi Li
Classroom B 51Double Laboratory
Chinese in Southeast Asia: Religion, Economy, and Conviviality ❶		Oliver TappeYu-sheng Lin
Classroom B53Migration in Southeast Asia: Aspirations, Materialities and Aftereffects ❶Antje MissbachJonathan KrämerPamungkas Ayudaning DewantoSverre Molland
Classroom NT-104Harnessing the Visual: Collaboration and Marginality in Southeast Asia ❷Charlotte Hill
Classroom NT-115Analyzing Southeast Asian Societies Through Cinematic Arts ❶Alvaro MalainaLiying Zhou
Classroom NT-159Southeast Asian print and manuscript cultures: Materiality and technology ❶Alan DarmawanJessica Rahardjo
Sala de ComisionesProducing the Global Margin in Vietnam: Work and Life ReconfiguredJessica SteinmanThu Dinh
Sala J. J. LinzDown the memory lane: Battlefield Tourism and War Memorials across South-East Asia ❷Tam T.T. Ngo
Salón de GradosEconomic challenges and transformations driven by development policies: Critical perspectives from the grassroots in Southeast Asia ❶Kelly SilvaTherese Tam

Session 6

Cinema RoomSingle Film Screening
Culture, Country and Carbon: An exchange across the Timor Sea		Lisa Palmer
Classroom B 51Double Laboratory
Chinese in Southeast Asia: Religion, Economy, and Conviviality ❷		Oliver TappeYu-sheng Lin
Classroom B53Migration in Southeast Asia: Aspirations, Materialities and Aftereffects ❷Antje MissbachJonathan KrämerPamungkas Ayudaning DewantoSverre Molland
Classroom NT-115Analyzing Southeast Asian Societies Through Cinematic Arts ❷Alvaro MalainaLiying Zhou
Classroom NT-159Southeast Asian print and manuscript cultures: Materiality and technology ❷Alan DarmawanJessica Rahardjo
Sala de ComisionesSingle Round Table
Engaging with War Ecologies in East and Southeast Asia: Science, Multispecies Relation, and Memory of Violence		Dat Nguyen
Sala de JuntasMapping the Politics of Diplomacy in Southeast Asia, 1600-1950Maarten Manse
Sala J. J. LinzEmbodied Devotion and Gendered Labor: Ritual, Healing, and the Arts in Thai Buddhism and BeliefsChawarote Valyamedhi
Salón de GradosEconomic challenges and transformations driven by development policies: Critical perspectives from the grassroots in Southeast Asia ❷Kelly SilvaTherese Tam

Session 7

Classroom B 50Tourism by and among Communities: Minority Identities in Transition amidst the Creation of Tourist Industries in Southeast Asia ❶Kumiko Kato
Classroom B52Embodied Knowing, Local Worlds: Decolonial Gender Approaches in Southeast Asia ❶Eloisa May HernandezMarie Aubrey Villaceran
Classroom B53Migration in Southeast Asia: Aspirations, Materialities and Aftereffects ❸Antje MissbachJonathan KrämerPamungkas Ayudaning DewantoSverre Molland
Classroom NT-104Southeast Asian print and manuscript cultures: Performance, ritual, and other practices ❶Mulaika Hijjas
Classroom NT-115Comparative identities and repertoires of contention among youth movements mobilizing amidst rising authoritarianism in South(East) Asia ❶Cécile MedailMaaike MatelskiTomáš Petrů
Classroom NT-159Art, Memory, and the Archive in Southeast Asia: Vietnam and its Neighbours through Contemporary ArtBui Thi Thanh Mai
Sala de ComisionesInterrogating The “Masses” in Southeast Asian Political Thought ❶Iqra AnugrahWindu Jusuf
Sala de JuntasBook Forum
Formative Readings in Southeast Asian Studies – Personal Perspectives on Essential Works		Annuska DerksEsther LeemannPujo Semedi
Sala J. J. LinzClimate Change, Politics and Conflict in Southeast Asia ❶Helene Maria Kyed
Salón de GradosEconomic challenges and transformations driven by development policies: Critical perspectives from the grassroots in Southeast Asia ❸Kelly SilvaTherese Tam

Session 8

Classroom B 50Tourism by and among Communities: Minority Identities in Transition amidst the Creation of Tourist Industries in Southeast Asia ❷Kumiko Kato
Classroom B52Embodied Knowing, Local Worlds: Decolonial Gender Approaches in Southeast Asia ❷Eloisa May HernandezMarie Aubrey Villaceran
Classroom NT-104Southeast Asian print and manuscript cultures: Performance, ritual, and other practices ❷Mulaika Hijjas
Classroom NT-115Comparative identities and repertoires of contention among youth movements mobilizing amidst rising authoritarianism in South(East) Asia ❷Cécile MedailMaaike MatelskiTomáš Petrů
Classroom NT-159Theorizing Modernization and Development from the Margins: Local and Peripheral(ized) Knowledge in Southeast Asia ❶Lermie Shayne S. Garcia
Sala de ComisionesInterrogating The “Masses” in Southeast Asian Political Thought ❷Iqra AnugrahWindu Jusuf
Sala J. J. LinzClimate Change, Politics and Conflict in Southeast Asia ❷Helene Maria Kyed
Salón de GradosDigital Media, Queer, and Feminist Community Resistance in Southeast AsiaPrasakti Ramadhana Fahadi
Seminar Room 1222Double Laboratory
Religious Dreaming in Buddhist Thailand ❶		Benjamin BaumannErick White

Session 9

Classroom B 50Resilient Ecologies and Urban Vulnerabilities in Thailand. Politics, Space, and Adaptation in the AnthropoceneLadawan Khaikham
Classroom B 51Reimagining Climate Finance in Southeast Asia: Gender, Power, and the Politics of Climate ActionsIrma Nugrahanti
Classroom NT-104Vietnamese labour mobilities amidst turbulent migratory landscapesSeb Rumsby
Classroom NT-115Comparative identities and repertoires of contention among youth movements mobilizing amidst rising authoritarianism in South(East) Asia ❸Cécile MedailMaaike MatelskiTomáš Petrů
Classroom NT-159Theorizing Modernization and Development from the Margins: Local and Peripheral(ized) Knowledge in Southeast Asia ❷Lermie Shayne S. Garcia
Sala de ComisionesEveryday in the Empire: Health, Diplomacy, Food, and Forestry in Colonial Philippines and IndonesiaBianca Angelien A. Claveria
Sala de JuntasBook Forum
Being Present. Emerging Ethnographic Perspectives and the Study of Laos		Paul-David LutzRosalie Stolz
Sala J. J. LinzSingle Round Table
Too Little, Too Late? The Reckoning of Scholar-Activism in Southeast Asia		S.M. (Butet) ManurungWengki Ariando
Seminar Room 1222Double Laboratory
Religious Dreaming in Buddhist Thailand ❷		Benjamin BaumannErick White

Session 10

Cinema RoomSingle Film Screening
Myanmar migrant lives in Southeast Asia depicted		Jai JaiMaaike Matelski
Classroom B51Elite Collusion and Dynastic Succession in Southeast Asia ❶Napon JatusripitakRizal ShidiqWard Berenschot
Classroom NT-104Framing the City: Photography, Architecture, and Social Media in Southeast AsiaFranziska NicolaisenMirjam Le
Classroom NT-115Borderland Hegemony? China’s Influence and Inter-State Relations in Mainland Southeast Asia (CLMVT)Pei-Hsiu ChenShangmao Chen
Classroom NT-159Political economy of land, resources and wealth in IndonesiaAhmad Novindri Aji SukmaPerdana RoswaldyTakahiro Kamisuna
Sala de ComisionesThe Dynamics of Convention-Defiance in Southeast Asian ContextsAntonia SorienteThuy Hien Le
Sala de JuntasSingle Round Table
The Future of Southeast Asian Studies: Where will the experts of tomorrow be educated and how?		Antje MissbachJemma PurdeySol Dorotea Iglesias
Sala J. J. LinzSingle Round Table
Changing International Orders and Policy Reforms in Developing Economies: The Case Study of the Philippines and Southeast Asian Countries		Shingo Mikamo
Sala Mari Luz NájeraFireside Chat
Green Transition Innovation in a Changing Southeast Asia		Phuong Nguyen
Salón de GradosSingle Round Table
Animal, Vegetal, Mineral, Spirit: Heritage Beyond the Anthropocene		Verena Meyer

Session 11

Classroom B 50Urban well-being in Southeast Asian mega cities ❶Sandra KurfürstTamaki Endo
Classroom B51Elite Collusion and Dynastic Succession in Southeast Asia ❷Napon JatusripitakRizal ShidiqWard Berenschot
Classroom B52Thinking, Doing, and Governing Revolution in Post-Coup Myanmar ❶Chosein YamahataCécile MedailStella Naw
Classroom NT-104Visualizing the everyday politics of resource struggles and environmental justice in Thailand and VietnamNga Dao
Classroom NT-115Ecological wisdom, Nusantara philosophy, and Southeast Asian Studies ❶Abdul Rokhmat SairahArndt GrafPatrick Keilbart
Classroom NT-159Nickel Industry, Law and Capitalism: From Oligarch Politics to Global Economy Market PromisesRiccardo Fornasari
Sala de ComisionesGreat-Power Strategies and Regional Diplomacy: Competing Visions for MyanmarChosein YamahataMichał Lubina
Sala de JuntasEuropean Consuls in Southeast Asia: Imperial Communication and Consular Struggles in the 19th Century PhilippinesEberhard CrailsheimMaria Dolores Elizalde Pérez-Grueso
Sala J. J. LinzEating the Earth and Consuming Futures: Food Systems, Climate Governance, and Environmental Justice at Southeast Asia’s FrontiersMedelina KusharwantiVidhyandika D. Perkasa
Salón de GradosThe Destruction of Palestine is the Destruction of Southeast Asia; or, Imperial Entanglements in Genocidal TimesGeoffrey Rathgeb Aung

Session 12

Classroom B 50Urban well-being in Southeast Asian mega cities ❷Sandra KurfürstTamaki Endo
Classroom B52The Political Ecology of Climate Injustice in Mainland Southeast AsiaDanny Marks
Classroom NT-104Negotiating the Nexus: Religious Authority, Gender Politics, and State Power in Contemporary Southeast AsiaHasna Azmi Fadhilah
Classroom NT-115Ecological wisdom, Nusantara philosophy, and Southeast Asian Studies ❷Abdul Rokhmat SairahArndt GrafPatrick Keilbart
Classroom NT-159Indonesia’s Civil-Military Relations: Democratic Rollback and RemilitarizationAdhi PriamarizkiSigit S. Nugroho
Sala de ComisionesAuthoritarian Gatekeepers and the Institutional Decay of Democracy in AsiaMalinee Khumsupa
Sala de JuntasThinking, Doing, and Governing Revolution in Post-Coup Myanmar ❷Chosein YamahataCécile MedailStella Naw
Sala J. J. LinzMaking Rohingya Refugee Voices Meaningful: Exploring their DiversityNur Nadia LukmanulhakimValentina Grillo
Salón de GradosAdaptation, Power, and Cross-Cultural Negotiation between Indigenous and Iberian Actors in Southeast AsiaClaire Thi Liên Tran
EuroSEAS 2026 Privacy Statement