Heil, T.: Dealing with diversity and difference in public: traces of Casamançais cohabitation in Catalonia? Religion and ethnicity between West Africa and Europe: A transnational feedback loop? A European Workshop, Lublin, Poland (2011)

Heil, T.: Are neighbours alike? Practices of conviviality in Catalonia and the Casamance. Comparing Conviviality. Dreams and Realities of Living-with-Difference, Götttingen (2011)

Horstmann, A.: Humanitarian crisis, religious nationalism and religious competition: Buddhist and Christian Karen in Thailand and Burma. Annual Conference: Association of Asian Studies (AAS), International Conevention of Asia Scholars (ICAS), Honolulu, Hawaii (2011)

Horstmann, A.: Hyper-tropes of humanitarian assistance and Evangelism in the war zones and refugee camps of Karen state in Eastern Burma and Northwestern Thailand. Friedensau Conference: Faith-Based Organization and Humanitarian Aid, Friedensau Adventist University (2011)

Huang, W.: The Bodhisattva comes out of the closet. Buddhist Revival in Asia. Nalanda-Sriwijaya Centre, ISEAS, Singapore (2011)

Huang, W.: Immigration and gentrification: religious response to gentrification. Multiple Dimensions and Arenas. American Sociology Association Annual Meeting, Social Conflict, Las Vegas, USA (2011)

Huang, W.: Transnationalizing the public sphere: Falun Gong’s campaign in New York. Socially Engaged Religion in Global Context. Association for the Sociology of Religion Annual Meeting, Las Vegas, USA (2011)

Huang, W.: Reformed Buddhism and merchant activism: a case study in Shanghai. Religion and Economic in a Global World. International Society for the Sociology of Religion Conference, Aix-en-Provence, France (2011)

Huang, W.: Immigration and the reformed Buddhism: the resurgence of Buddhism in modern Asia. New Religion in A Globalized East: Taiwan, Southeast Asia, the World. Center for studies on New Religions (CESNUR) 2011 International Conference, Taipei, Taiwan (2011)

Huang, Y.: Migration, family planning, gender and marriage in a county in central China: an intersectional analysis. Love, Marriage and Intimate Citizenship in India and China. Centre for Modern Indian Studies, Georg-August Universität Göttingen, Götttingen (2011)

Huang, Y.: Becoming missionaries in Diaspora: salvation, love, gender and space in the Chinese Christian communities in the UK and Germany. Religion and Communism : Comparative Perspectives, workshop. Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity, Göttingen (2011)

Janev, G.: Cementing identity: “Skopje 2014”. Operators of the Urban Imagination. Jean Monnet University , Saint-Etienne, France (2011)

Janev, G.: Transformations in the Skopje Old Bazaar, transformations in new Macedonia: spatiality of ethnopolitics. "People make places: ways of feeling the world". 10th congress of the International Society for Ethnology and Folklore, Lisbon, Portugal (2011)

Janev, G.: What happened to the Macedonian salad: establishment of modern ethnocracy. "Southeast European (Post)Modernities", 6th conference of the International Association for Southeast European Anthropology, Regensburg University, Germany (2011)

Janev, G.: Narrating the city, narrating the nation. "Which Space for the Public?". Public Space Research Group, City University New York, Graduate Centre, New York (2011)

Janev, G.: "Skopje 2014" and Macedonia’s ethnocracy or how to divide a city. "Urban Conflicts: ethno-national divisions, states and cities", Queens University, Belfast, UK (2011)

Joshi Parkin, V.: The global network of religion: Christianity and the Naga of Northeastern India. Colloquium at Anthropology Department, Delhi University, Delhi (2011)

Joshi Parkin, V.: The reverberative nature of the global network of Christianity with special reference to the Naga of Northeastern India. Christinaity in history : encounters, engagements and experiences, JNU Delhi (2011)

Joshi Parkin, V.: Global links of Naga Christianity, role of archives and their conservation. Nagaland Baptist Church Council Peace seminar, Dimapur, Nagaland (2011)

Joshi Parkin, V.: Refugee in ones’ own land: christianity, evangelism and nationalism among the Naga of northeast India. Conference: Transnational religion, missionization, and refugee migrants in comparative perspective, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity, Göttingen (2011)