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)

Joshi Parkin, V.: The history of Christian mission and role of Christianity in conflict resolution among the Naga. International conference: Missionaries as actors of transformation and transfer in cultural globalisation, Department of History, University of Göttingen., Göttingen (2011)

Joshi Parkin, V.: Religion: dynamics on the move. Conference: People make places - Ways of feeling the world, Societé Internationale d´Ethnologie et de Folklore (SIEF) , Lisbon (2011)

Joshi Parkin, V.: A Pastor’s cloth: constructing a story of religious conversion among the Naga of northeast India through objects and archives at the Pitt Rivers Museum (PRM). Annual confernce: Words and Objects, Museum Ethnographers Group, University of Oxford (2011)

Joshi Parkin, V.: The reverberative nature of the global network of Christianity with special reference to the Naga of Northeastern India. Seminar: Christianity in history: encounters, engagements and experiences in India and South Asia, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi in association with the Institute for religion and society in Asia, Oxford , New Delhi (2011)

Jung, J.-H.: Perilous crossing, fragile rescue: North Korean refugees and secret Christian aids in the Sino-North Korean border area. Friedensau Conference: Faith-Based Organization and Humanitarian Aid , Friedensau Adventist University (2011)

Jung, J.-H.: Urban religiosity in comparative perspective. "New Directions of Asian Urban Studies in the Age of Globalization." The 9th International Conference of the Institute of Urban Humanities, University of Seoul, Korea (2011)

Jung, J.-H.: Language, protestantism, and communism in two Koreas. Workshop: "Religion and Communism: Comparative Perspectives". Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity, Göttingen (2011)

Krause, K.: Been-to, burger, born-again: internationale Migration aus Ghana und die Herausbildung transnationaler Öffentlichkeiten. Ringvorlesung Transnationale Öffentlichkeiten: Formationen von grenzüberschreitenden Kommunikations- und Handlungsräumen. Johannes Gutenberg Universität Mainz, Forschungszentrum für Sozial- und Kulturwissenschaften, Mainz (2011)

Krause, K.: Von Krankheit und Kirchen, Geistern und Geld: Migrantisieren und/oder Entmigrantisieren? Eine Momentaufnahme. Workshop: Ethnologie der Migration im deutschsprachigen Raum. MPI zur Erforschung multireligiöser und multiethnischer Gesellschaften, Göttingen (2011)

Maud, J.: Potency and charity: the moral economy of cross-border religious exchanges, southern Thailand. Annual conference, Association of Asian Studies , Honolulu (2011)

Maud, J.: Potency and charity: the moral economy of cross-border religious exchanges, southern Thailand. 11th International Conference of Thai Studies, Bangkok (2011)

Maud, J.: A southern Thai Buddhist college as a transnational social space. Invited lecture for Transnational Social Support Research Training Group, Hildesheim (2011)

Meissner, F.: Visualising diversity: diversity through the lens of Pasifika and Maori networks in super-diverse London. 16th International Metropolis Conference. University of the Azores, Ponta Delgada, Portugal (2011)

Meissner, F.: Networking the field: fuzzy groups, fieldwork and the value of comparison. SIEF2011: People make places. Nuevo Universidade do Lisboa, Lisbon, Portugal (2011)

Ngo, T.: Millenarian options: Human Right Discourse and the protestant conversion of the Hmong in Vietnam. Southeast Asian Seminar Series, Harvard Asia Research Center (2011)

Ngo, T.: Defining the Hmong subject: Protestant conversion, millenarianism, and the Human Right question in Vietnam. Lecture at Weatherhead East Asian Institute, Columbia University (2011)

Nieswand, B.: Über die Banalität ethnischer Differenzen. Workshop: Ethnologie der Migration im deutschsprachigen Raum. Max-Planck-Institut zur Erforschung multireligiöser und multiethnischer Gesellschaften, Göttingen (2011)