| Classroom B 50 | Safeguarding Scholarship: Autocratization, Institutional Autonomy, and Academic Freedom in Southeast Asia ❷ | Ratnaria WahidSriprapha Petcharamesree |
| Classroom B 51 | Spectral Politics and Enchanted Precarity in Southeast Asia: Ghosts, Magic, and More-Than-Human Worlds in Times of Crisis and Transformation ❷ | Alicia Izharuddin |
| Classroom B52 | Tracing knowledge-scapes for grassroots climate governance in Southeast Asia ❷ | Diana SuhardimanHatib Kadir |
| Classroom NT-104 | Concrete Resonances: The Building of Cambodia and Political Regimes from the Colonial Period to the Present-Day ❷ | Anne-Laure PoréeStéphanie Benzaquen-Gautier |
| Classroom NT-115 | Human rights thought from Southeast Asian contexts ❷ | Amy RothschildDavid Webster |
| Classroom NT-159 | Planetary Southeast Asia: Entangled Ecologies and Histories of Seascapes, Riverscapes, Aquiferscapes, and Forestscapes ❷ | Joefe B. Santarita |
| Sala de Juntas | Indigeneity in Southeast Asia: Mobilization, Meaning, and Contestation ❷ | Antoine LaugrandSusanna Barnes |
| Sala J. J. Linz | Reimagining and Reconnecting Southeast Asian Collections ❷ | Jennifer R. Morris |
| Sala Mari Luz Nájera | Democratic Regression and Participatory Futures in Contemporary Southeast Asia ❷ | Cholnapa AnukulKikue Hamayotsu |
| Salón de Grados | 21st Century Protest Movements in Southeast Asia and Beyond: Issues, Convergences, Narratives, and Prospects ❷ | David Michael San Juan |
