The Cemetery Research Group runs two events a year: in May and in November. Follow the links and send in an abstract
Ekaputri, A. S., & Sugiarto, B. 2021
‘Politics of cemetery: religious minority in local Indonesia’, POLITIKA, 12:2, 208-221.
Ekelund, R. & Ford, G. 1997
‘Nineteenth century urban market failure? Chadwick on funeral industry regulation’, Journal of Regulatory Economics, 12, 27-51.
Ekerwald, H. 2019
‘Me and my dead body: death, secularism and simulteaneity’, in T. Holmberg, A. Johnsson & F. Palm (eds) Death Matters: Cultural Sociology of Mortal Life, Cham: Palgrave, 151-174.
Ekpo, C. & Is’Haq, A. 2016
‘Islam and the environment: implications of Islamic funeral practice on environmental sustainability’, OISR Journal of Research & Method in Education, 6:1, 58-63.
Eldem, E. 2007
‘Urban voices from beyond: identity, status and social strategies in Ottoman Muslim funerary epitaphs of Istanbul (1700‐1850)’, in V. Aksan and D. Goffman (eds.) The Early Modern Ottomans: Remapping the Empire, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 233– 255.
Eldem, E. 2005
Death in Istanbul: Death and Rituals in Ottoman‐Islamic Culture, Istanbul: Ottoman Bank Archives and Research Centre.
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Elliott, B. 2013
‘Gravestones of Bermuda: material culture and the Atlantic economy over three centuries. Part I: British precedent and importation and early domestic forms’, Bermuda Journal of Archaeology and Maritime History, 20, 47-75.
Elliott, B. 2011
‘Memorialising the Civil War dead: modernity and corruption under the Grant Administration’, Markers, 27, 14-55.
Elliott, B. 2016
‘Proclaiming modernity in the monument trade: Barre Granite, Vermont Marble, and national advertising’, in S. Dobscha (ed.) Death in a Consumer Culture, London: Routledge, 13-29.
Elliott, B. 2011
‘Proclaiming respectability across the colour line: headstones of free Blacks in St Peter’s churchyard, St George’s, Bermuda,’ Post-Medieval Archaeology 45:1, 197-211.
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Elmore, M. 2015
‘Contemporary Hindu approaches to death: living with the dead’, in K. Garces-Foley, K. (ed.) Death and Religion in a Changing World, London: Routledge, 23-44.
Eltringham, N. 2015
‘Display, concealment and “culture”: the disposal of bodies in the 1994 Rwandan genocide’, in J-M. Dreyfus & É. Anstett (eds) Human Remains and Mass Violence: Methodological Approaches, Manchester: Manchester University Press, 161-180.
Engelke, M. 2019
‘The anthropology of the dead revisited’, Annual Review of Anthropology, 48: 29-44.
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Entress, R., Tyler, J. & Abdul‐Akeem, S. 2020
‘Managing mass fatalities during COVID‐19: lessons for promoting community resilience during global pandemics’, Public Administration Review, 80:5, 856-861.
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Eom, S. 2023
‘Bulldozing the dead: Chinese, citizenry, and cemetery in post-colonial South Korea’, Modern Asian Studies, 57:1, 53-69.
Erasmo, E. (ed.) 2024
A Cultural History of Death. Volume 1: A Cultural History of Death in Antiquity, London: Bloomsbury.
Esilaba, O. 2021
‘Cremation: views from culture, society and church in Kenya’, Edition Consortium Journal of Arts, Humanities and Social Studies, 3:1, 316-324.
Eskdaile, K. 1946
English Church Monuments 1510-1840, London: Batsford.
Etlin, R. 1994
Symbolic Space: French Enlightenment Architecture and its Legacy, Chicago, Ill: University of Chicago Press.
