The Cemetery Research Group runs two events a year: in May and in November. Follow the links and send in an abstract
Sociology: Grievability
Ariss, R. 2004
‘“Bring out your dead”: law, human remains and memory’, Canadian Journal of Law and Society, 19:1, 33-54.
Balkan, O. 2019
‘Not in my graveyard: citizenship, memory, and identity in the wake of the Boston marathon bombing’ in D.W. McIvor & A. Keller Hirsch (eds) The Democratic Arts Of Mourning: Political Theory And Loss, London: Lexington Books, 83-101.
Baraybar, J. & Azevedo, V. 2022
‘Peruvian thanatoscape and posthumous biographies of prisoners: dispersion and re-appropriation of undesirable corpses’, Death Studies, 47:6, 714-726.
Klaufus, C. & Weegels, J. 2022
From prison to pit: trajectories of a dispensible population in Latin America’, Mortality, 27:4, 410-425.
Sepputat, F. 2018
‘Governing the dead in Guatamala: public authority and dead bodies’ in A. Robben (ed.) (2018) A Companion to the Anthropology of Death, John Wiley & Sons, 1-16.
