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‘Cemetery relocation: emerging urban land development issue’, Journal of Urban Planning Development, 124, 1–10.

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‘Her final performance: British culture, mourning and the memorialisation of Ellen Terry’, Mortality, 6:2, 167-190.

Kazmier, L. 2009

‘Leading the world: the role of Britain and the First World War in promoting the “Modern Cremation” movement’, Journal of Social History, 42:3, 557-579.

Kaźmierski, P. 2020

‘Evolution of the suicides’ right to funeral and burial in Canon Law and Polish Law’, Acta Iuris Stetinensis, 29:1, 49-60.

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Kearl, M. 2004

‘Cremation: desecration, purification or convenience?’, Generations, 28:2, 15-20.

Keijzer, E. 2017

‘The environmental impact of activities after life: life cycle assessment of funerals’, International Journal of Life Cycle Assessment, 22:5, 715-730.

Kellahear, A. (ed.) 2009

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Kellaher, L., Hockey, J. & Prendergast, D. 2010

‘Wandering lines and cul-de-sacs: trajectories of ashes in the United Kingdom, in Hockey, J., Komaromy, C. & Woodthorpe, K. (eds) The Matter of Death: Space, Place and Materiality, Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 133-147.

Kellaher, L., Prendergast, D. & Hockey, J. 2005

‘In the shadow of the traditional grave’, Mortality, 10:4, 237-250.

Keller, S. 2016

‘Only love remains: straddling the real and the symbolic in the disposition of cremated remains between divorced couples’, Savannah Law Review, 3:1, 117-136.

Kelley, D. 2015

‘The politics of death and burial in Native California’ in Garces-Foley, K. (ed.) Death and Religion in a Changing World, London: Routledge, 3-22.

Kelly, G. 1986

Mortal Politics in Eighteenth Century France, Waterloo, Canada: University of Waterloo Press.

Kelly, J. & Lyons, M. 2013

Death and Dying in Ireland, Britain and Europe: Historical Perspectives, Newbridge: Irish Academic Press.

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‘Dead bodies that matter: towards a new ecology of human death in American culture’, Journal of American Culture, 35, 37-51.

Kenna, M. 1991

‘The power of the dead: changes in the construction and care of graves and family vaults on a small Greek island’, Journal of Mediterranean Studies, 1, 101-19.

Kenna, M. 2015

‘Rituals of forgiveness and structures of remembrance: memorial service and bone-depositories on the island of Amalfi, Greece’, History of Religions, 54:3, 225–259.

Kenzler, H. 2019

‘Post-medieval burial customs in Germany – an archaeological perspective on materiality and spatiality’, Mortality, 24:2, 123-145.

Kerin, C. 1955

‘Christian burial problems’, Jurist, 15:3, 252-282.

Kerry, M. 2019

‘The bones of contention: the secularization of cemeteries and funerals in the Spanish Second Republic’, European History Quarterly, 49: 1, 73-95.
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Events

The Cemetery Research Group runs two events a year: in May and in November. Follow the links and send in an abstract