Conference Panels – International Symposium of Journal ANTROPOLOGI INDONESIA

Accepted Panels
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No	Panel	Convener	Affiliation	Co-convener	Affiliation	Category
1	Sailors and Sailing Traditions in Indonesia and Beyond: Socio-Cultural Dynamics, Challenges and Future Pathways	Dedi Supriadi Adhuri	Research Center for Society and Culture, BRIN	Horst Liebner	Yayasan Amanah Budaya Bahari Nusantara	Paper
2	Addressing the Polyphonic Voices and the Increasing Complexity of Human Life: Developing Diverse Ethnographic Genres	Yunita T. Winarto	The Association of Indonesian Anthropology and the Cultural Commission, the Indonesian Academy of Sciences.	Iwan M. Pirous	Forum for Indonesian Anthropological Studies (FKAI), Serambi Pirous, and the Faculty of Art Design & Science Institut Teknologi Bandung (doctoral program)	Paper
3	After the Grid: Renewable Frontiers, the Politics of Life, and the (Un/)Governance of Possible Futures	Irfan Nugraha	University of Indonesia & SOAS University of London			Paper
4	Antrophological Turn in IR? Limits and Possibilities	Ardhitya Eduard Yeremia Lalisang	Universitas Indonesia	Irfan Nugraha	Universitas Indonesia	Paper
5	Beyond Capital Flows: Social and Cultural Dimensions of China-Indonesia Economic Cooperation in Everyday Life	PAN Yue	Jinan University	Semiarto Aji Purwanto	FISIP, UI	Paper
6	Beyond Compliance: Social Safeguards, Financial Governance, and Pluriversal Justice in Indonesia’s Development Practice	Rhino Ariefiansyah	Anthropology Department, University of Indonesia	Adi Prasetijo	Anthropology, Diponegoro University	Paper
7	Commodity Geology and Indigenous Geological Governance in Southeast Asia	Fathun Karib	Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore	Fahmi Rizki Fahroji	Department of Science and Technology Studies, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, US	Paper
8	Contesting Extractivism: Disability, Environmental Justice, and Pluriversal Futures in the Global South	Fathurozi	Semarang State University			Paper
9	Cosmopolitan Imaginations, Pluriversal Futures, and the Making of Local Space	Alberta Christina Cahya Pertiwi	Department of Anthropology, Universitas Indonesia	Sheila Maharani Berlian	Asia Research Centre Universitas Indonesia (ARC UI)	Paper
10	Decolonizing Anthropology Beyond the Neoliberal University	Aryo Danusiri	UI	Elan Lazuardi	UGM	Paper
11	Governing Death in the City: Urban Care, Precarity, and Pluriversal Futures	Hestu Prahara	Departemen Antropologi, Universitas Indonesia	Toetik Koesbardiati	Departemen Antropologi, Universitas Airlangga	Paper
12	Indigenous Multi-species Community of Life and Indonesia’s Regime of War in Papua: collaborative action-research practice	Cypri Jehan Paju Dale	University of Wisconsin-Madison	Sutami Amin	Pusaka Bentala Rakyat	Paper
13	Life in Extraction Zones: Everyday Struggles at the Frontiers of a Resource State	Geger Riyanto	Department of Anthropology, Universitas Indonesia; Asia Research Centre, Universitas Indonesia;			Paper
14	Lived experiences and politics of maladaptation within global environmental governance of climate change in Southeast Asia	Dimas Dwi Laksmana	Departemen of Sociology, Universitas Indonesia	Yunita T. Winarto	The Science Field Shops, FISIP Universitas Indonesia, the Association of Indonesian Anthopology (AAI) and the Cultural Commission, the Indonesian Academy of Sciences (AIPI)	Paper
15	Mangkrak: When Infrastructure Refuses to Function — An STS and Anthropological Inquiry	Hatib A Kadir	KITLV	Indrawan Prabaharyaka	Labtek Apung- Jakarta	Paper/Roundtable
16	Multiversality of Care in Indonesian Visual Art and Contemporary Practice	Kiki Rizky Soetisna Putri	Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB)	Christine Gerriete Henriette Toelle	Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB)	Paper
17	Navigating Futurities in Transmigration Areas: Cultural Encounters, Ecology, and the Imagination of Living Spaces in the Contact Zone	Iman Fachruliansyah	Departemen Antropologi, Universitas Indonesia			Paper
18	Nurturing Pluriversal Futures: Multispecies Entanglements, Ontological Resilience, and Decolonial Engagement in Taiwan	Shu-Ling Yeh	National Taitung University	Hsiao-Chiao Chiu	National Taitung University	Paper
19	Occupy and conquer them! between the domination of militarism and extractivism, and the resistance of people-at-the margins in Indonesia	Budi Hernawan	Sekolah Tinggi Filsafat Driyarkara	Siti Maimunah	Mama Aleta Foundation	Roundtable
20	Pluriversal Futures in Practice: Multimodal Ethnography, Data Justice, and Everyday Transformation	Ignatia Dyahapsari	Departemen Antropologi, Universitas Indonesia	Rivaldo Herman	Departemen Antropologi, Universitas Indonesia	Multimodal/Film
21	Pluriversality of Childhood in Global South: Imagining Global Solidarity, Agency, and More-than-Human World	Yulida Pangastuti	Departemen Sosiologi, Universitas Gadjah Mada	Realisa Darathea Massardi	Departemen Antropologi, Universitas Gadjah Mada	Paper
22	Queer Pluriversality and World-Making in/through Heteronormative Times	Febi Rizki Ramadhan	Departemen Antropologi, Universitas Indonesia			Paper
23	Regenerative Listening and Anthropological Thinking for Pluriversality	Yulia Sugandi	Future Earth	Laksmi Adriani Savitri	Centre for Restoration & Regeneration Studies	Paper
24	Revisiting Purification: Muhammadiyah, Local Culture, and Pluriversal Islam in Indonesia	Hyung-Jun Kim	Kangwon National University, South Korea	Muhammad Adlin Sila	Universitas Indonesia	Paper
25	Screening Health: Digital Platforms and the Reconfiguration of Bodies, Expertise, and Care in a Multipolarising World	Elan Lazuardi	Dept. Anthropology, Universitas Gadjah Mada	Asmi Ramiyati	Universitas Gadjah Mada	Paper
26	Sino-Indo Mutual Learning and Cooperation in a Multipolarising World	Zuo Zhigang	Guangdong University of Foreign Studies			Paper/Roundtable
27	The Administered Dream: Esports, Digital Reification, and the Paradox of Pluriversality in the Global South	Antonius Harya Febru Widodo	Universitas Gadjah Mada			Paper
28	Decolonizing Anthropology in a Multipolar World: Methodological Critiques from Global South Gaze	Des Christy	Departemen Antropologi, Fakultas Ilmu Budaya, Universitas Gadjah Mada	Pujo Semedi	Departemen Antropologi, Fakultas Ilmu Budaya, Universitas Gadjah Mada	Paper
29	Gender-Based Violence in a Multipolarising World: Legal Pluralism, Dispute Settlement, and Pluriversal Futures from the Global South	Lidwina Inge Nurtjahyo	Faculty of Law Universitas Indonesia	Mochammad Arief Wicaksono	Department of Anthropology Universitas Indonesia	Paper
30	Funding Decolonial Refusal: Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities Sovereignty and Post-Extractive Futures in Asia	Tanti Budi Suryani	Nusantara Fund	Siti Maimunah	Mama Aleta Foundation	Paper
31	Dekolonisasi Kriminologi dan Viktimologi: Kekuasaan, Epistemologi, dan Perspektif Global Selatan di Indonesia	Iqrak Sulhin	Department of Criminology Universitas Indonesia	Anugra Putri	Department of Criminology Universitas Indonesia	Paper
32	Ethics of Care Under Constraint in Refugee Interventions in Indonesia	Akino Tahir	Just Transition Indonesia	Realisa D Masardi	Universitas Gadjah Mada	Paper
33	Agrarian Resources and Pluralizing Social Reproduction	Suraya Afiff	Department of Anthropology, Universitas Indonesia	Nancy Lee Peluso	University of California, Berkeley	Paper
34	Reversing Academic Extractivism: Returning Knowledge to Women Environmental Defenders in Indonesia	Rizki Anggarini Santika Febriani	Mama Aleta Foundation	Noer Fauzi Rachman	Departemen Psikologi Sosial, Organisasi, dan Budaya Universitas Padjajaran	Paper
35	Pluriversal Coastal Governance: Tenure, Citizenship, and Maritime Worlds	Dedi Supriadi Adhuri	Research Center for Society and Culture, BRIN	Ignatia Dyahapsari	Departemen Antropologi, Universitas Indonesia	Paper