| Author | Institution | Country | Title of the paper |
| Julia Emberley | University of Western Ontario | Canada | Transnational Testimonial Textualities: Un/Making the Child as Political Subject |
| Lucy Evans | University of Leeds | UK | “Suspended sentences, that left one free to come to grief”: The Problems and Possibilities of Freedom in Mark McWatt’s Suspended Sentences |
| Chielozona Eze | Northeastern Illinois University, Chicago | USA | The Parable of Venice: Caryl Phillips’s The Nature of Blood as a Lesson in the Ethics and Aesthetics of Cosmopolitanism |
| Carole Ferrier | University of Queensland | Australia | Indigenous Women’s Fiction in Australia in the Twenty-first Century |
| Gail Fincham | University of Cape Town | South Africa | Focalization as Re-Vision in the Novels of Zakes Mda |
| Sara Florian | Università Cà Foscari Venezia | Italy | Freedom in Post-Colonial Guyana: Martin Carter |
| Anna Fornari | Università di Padova | Italy | Looking for Lost Memory |
| Annie Gagiano | University of Stellenbosch | South Africa | Postcolonial Reconsiderations of Conflicting Needs, Rights and Dreams in Late Colonial Southern Rhodesia: Yvonne Vera’s Excavatory Writing in Butterfly Burning |
| Noam Gal | The Hebrew University, Jerusalem | Israel | Hannah Arendt’s “Inner Freedom” and the Question of Character Rights |
| G.L. Gautam | Lajpat Rai College Sahibabad | India | Tasleema Nasreen: The Bangladeshi Writer Living in Exile for Exercising the Right to Conscience |
| Gerald Gaylard | University of the Witwatersrand | South Africa | The Ecological History and Future of the Postcolonial City in Ivan Vladislaviæ’s Portrait with Keys: Jo’burg & what-what |
| Roberta Gefter Wondrich | Università di Trieste | Italy | A Limb of Liberty: J.M.Coetzee’s Slow Man and the Maimed Body as a Negotiation of Freedom |
| Nandita Ghosh | Fairleigh Dickinson University | USA | Literary Drama and the Global Stage: The Discourse on Rights in Komal Swaminathan’s Water! Water! |
| Nibir K. Ghosh | Agra College | India | Democracies and Dilemmas: The Poetry of Ethelbert Miller and Namdeo Dhasal |
| Helen Gilbert | University of London | UK | Performance, Cosmopolitan Right(s) and the War on Democracy |
| Lucie Gillet | University of Liege | Belgium | Literature in a Multicultural Society: The ‘Burden of Representation’ vs. Artistic Freedom |
| Francesca Giommi | Università di Padova | Italy | Negotiating Freedom and Human Rights in Chris Abani's Novellas |
| Laura Giovannelli | Università di Pisa | Italy | A Critical Advocate of “Humanoid Rights” Hunting Down Miserable Dogs: J. M. Coetzee’s Unsettling Portrayals of Elizabeth Costello |
| Victor Goméz Pin | University of Barcelona | Spain | The Defeat of Languages |
| Saddik M. Gouhar | United Arab Emirates University | United Arab Emirates | Rewriting the War Narratives :The Counter-discourse Of The Post 1967 War Poetry |
| Daphne Grace | University-College of the Bahamas | Bahamas | “Conditions of unfreedom”: The Contemporary Caribbean and the Literature of Liberty |
| Lucy Valerie Graham | University of Oxford | UK | “It is hard to keep out of the camps”: Areas of Confinement in the Fiction of J.M. Coetzee |
| Michael Green | University of KwaZulu-Natal | South Africa | The Future and the Fictions of the Post |
| Gareth Griffiths | University of Western Australia | Australia | “Saving Africa”: Narrative Persistence, Missions and Development in Sub-Saharan Africa |
| Dave Gunning | University of Birmingham | UK | The Deferral of Meaning in Recent Narratives of Illegality in Britain |