The 5th EuroSEAS Conferences, Naples 2007

The 5th EUROSEAS Conference was held from 12 to 15 September 2007 at the University of Naples 'L'Orientale' in Italy. 

• Panel 1 (Kirsten W. Endres and Andrea Lauser) : "Spirited Modernities": Prosperity Religions and the Politics of Cultural Identity in Contemporary Asia
• Panel 2 (Pietro P. Masina and Ravi A. Palat) : Political Economy of New Regionalism in East Asia
• Panel 3 (Margaret Coldiron, Catherine Diamond) : Tradition and Innovation: Issues in Southeast Asian Performance
• Panel 4 (Sylva Frisk and Jörgen Hellman) : Staging Desire in Public Spaces
• Panel 5 (Fiona Kerlogue) :Southeast Asian Collections in European Museums
• Panel 6 (Carol Tan) : Conceptions of the 'oriental' in law and the administration of justice
• Panel 7 (Melanie Beresford, Ivan Cucco and Laura Prota) : Social Networks and Transition in Southeast Asia: Empirical, Methodological and Theoretical Issues
• Panel 8 (Claudia Merli) :National Identity, Local Medicines, and the Appropriation of the Therapeutic Field
• Panel 9 (Gerry van Klinken and Edward Aspinall) : The State and Illegality in Indonesia
• Panel 10 (Michele Ford and Lenore Lyons) : Transnational Activism in Southeast Asia
• Panel 11
• Panel 12 (Wolfram Schaffar and Christine Winkelmann) : HIV in Southeast Asia and China: Recent Developments and New Challenges
• Panel 13 (JC Gaillard and Pauline Texier) : Social Perspectives on Disasters in Southeast Asia
• Panel 15 (Yves Goudineau, Rémy Madinier, Michel Picard) : The normalization of religion in Southeast Asia
• Panel 16 (Chris Dixon and Mike Htchcock) : Ten Years after the Pacific Asia Financial Crisis
• Panel 17 (Timo Kortteinen, Timo Kaartinen, Alberto Gomes) : Civility and Social Relations in Southeast Asia
• Panel 18 (V. Braginsky, S. Hicks, M. Hijjas) : Literature - Cinema - Representative Arts: Visuality and Transformation Of Genres
• Panel 19 ( Michel Fournié, Rachel Harrison, Vladimir Kolotov) : Roundtable: Southeast Asian languages in European universities
• Panel 20 (Emma Reisz) :Nations and Imaginations
• Panel 21 (Gabriele Weichart and Jani Kuhnt-Saptodewo) : Living in Memory: Houses, History and Social/Natural Environment in Southeast Asia
• Panel 23 (Eric Bourdonneau / Gerdi Gerschheimer) : Les esclaves dans l'épigraphie du Cambodge ancien /Slaves in the inscriptions of ancient Cambodia
• Panel 24 (Patrizia Carioti) : Crossing South East Asia
• Panel 25 (Anthony Reid and Geoff Wade) : The Cold War in Southeast Asia 1945-1990: New Sources and Interpretations
• Panel 26 (Felicia Hughes-Freeland and Nora Taylor) : Cultural Politics in the ASEAN Region
• Panel 27 (Mina Roces) :Women's Movements in Southeast Asia
• Panel 28 (Christine Cabasset-Semedo and Frédéric Durand) : Timor Leste : How to Build a New Nation in Southeast Asia in the 2Ith Century?
• Panel 29 (Geneviève Duggan and Mary-Louise Totton) :Memory: Social Creation and Transmission
• Panel 30 (Laurens Bakker, Gerben Nooteboom, Gerard Persoon) : Localities of Value: Ambiguous Strategies of Access to Land and Natural Resources in Southeast Asia.
• Panel 32 (Antje Missbach, Paul Zeccola) :The Politics of Post-Conflict Aceh: In-depth Analysis and Comparative Perspectives
• Panel 33 (Graeme Barker, Monica Janowski) : Why cultivate? Understandings of past and present adoption, abandonment and commitment to agriculture in South East Asia.
• Panel 34 (Maran La Raw) : Enduring Conflicts - Opposition to autocratic centers and resilience of ethnic-minority societies in South-East Asia
• Panel 35 (Muriel Charras, Pierre-Yves Manguin) : Pre-Modern Settlement Processes in Southeast Asia
• Panel 36 (Sven Cederroth) :Transforming Islam and Politics: On Pluralism and Religiosity in Southeast Asia
• Panel 37 (Joern Dosch) : Democracy in Southeast Asia: Domestic and External Dynamics
• Panel 38 (Susanne Schröter e Monika Arnez) : Gender and Islam in Southeast Asia
• Panel 39 (Oliver Pye e Wolfram Schaffar) : Thaksin - ok pai! The Political Crisis in Thailand 2006
• Panel 40 (Antonella Diana) : Borders re-drawn: re-asserting nation-states in contemporary SEA
• Panel 41 (Faizah Soenoto) : Women writers in South East Asia
• Panel 43 (Jean-Marc DE GRAVE) : Traditional education and apprenticeship systems in SEA