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Anna Fünfgeld presented papers on "Energy Infrastructure as Multi-Scalar Challenges of ASEAN Connectivity" and "Just Energy? Social Justice and the Indonesian Coal Sector". Maria-Gabriela Manea and Jürgen Rüland spoke on “Localizing Parliamentary Oversight: A Comparative Area Studies Approach to Military Reform in Indonesia and Nigeria”. Jürgen Rüland co-chaired (with Patrick Köllner, GIGA Hamburg) the section on “Comparative Area Studies” and presented a paper on “Context, Concepts and Comparison in Southeast Asian Studies” (co-authored with Mikko Huotari, MERICS, Berlin).

The topic of his speech was "ASEAN as an Actor in International Fora". The ASEAN Law academy was organized by the Center of International Law (CIL) at National University of Singapore from 19-26 July 2018.

The multi-level dimension of migration governance is gaining increasing attention – and that includes the regional and sub-regional level. As a contribution to this research, Nicola Piper, Jürgen Rüland and Stefan Rother have guest edited a two-part special Issue for the European Journal of East Asian studies (EJEAS).

Anna Fünfgeld and Lukas Maximilian Müller are currently or have been attached as visiting scholars Scholars at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) in Jakarta. Anna Fünfgeld conducted her research stay in Fall 2017, while Lukas Müller is currently a fellow since January until May.

In Davos City, Philippines, 23-24 March 2018 Jürgen Rüland presented a paper on "The Geopolitics of Competitive Connectitvity: Power, Institutions and Diminshed Multilateralism in Indo-Pacific Asia;" Anna Fünfgeld on "Energy Infrastructurs as Multi-Scalar Challenges of ASEAN Physical Connectitivty;" Stefan Rother on "Migration Governance through Transnational Connectivity? The Asian Inter-Parliamentary Caucus on Migration;" and Lukas Maximilian Müller on "Governing Regional Connectivity. The Role of the ASEAN Secreteriat and ASEAN´s External Partners."

On the 21 of March 2018 he gave a speech on "The Geopolitics of Competitive Connectivity: Power, Institutions and Diminished Multilateralism in Indo-Pacific-Asia".

On the 19th of March 2018 Jürgen Rüland gave a speech on "The Indonesian Way. ASEAN, Europeanization and Foreign Policy Debates in a New Democracy," at the City University of Hong Kong´s Southeast Asia Research Centre (SEARC).

The conference will be hosted by the ISEAS – Yusof Ishak Institute on 21 & 22 of March 2018.

During his stay in February and March 2018, he will give lectures and conduct research on the topic of migration and democracy.

He will be speaking about "Linking Migration and Development - which Role for Civil Society?"