Maddrell, A. & Sidaway, J. 2010

Deathscapes: Spaces for Death, Dying, Mourning and Remembrance, London: Routledge.

Maddrell, A., Beebeejaun, Y., Kmec, S., & Wingren, C. 2023

‘Cemeteries and crematoria, forgotten public space in multicultural Europe. An agenda for inclusion and citizenship’, Area, 55:1, 125-133.

Maddrell, A., Beebeejaun, Y., McClymont, K. & 2 others 2022

‘Remembering, forgetting and (dis)enfranchised grief in everyday settings in English and Welsh towns: migrants’ and minorities’ translocal and local memories associated with funerary spaces and practices’, Emotion, Space and Society, 44, 100895.

Maddrell, A., Beebeejaun, Y., McClymont, K. & 3 others 2018

‘Deathscapes and diversity in England and Wales: Setting an agenda’, Revista D’Etnologia de Catalunya, 43, 38–53.

Keywords

Maddrell, A., Mathijssen, B., Beebeejaun, Y. & 2 others 2023

‘Hindu mobilities and cremation: minority, migrant and gendered dialogues and dialectics in English and Welsh towns’, in A. Maddrell, S. Kmec, T. Uteng, & M. Westendorp, (eds) Mobilities in Life and Death: Negotiating Room for Migrants and Minorities in European Cemeteries, Cham: Springer, 21-42.

Maddrell, A., McNally, D., Beebeejaun, Y. & 2 others 2021

‘Intersections of (infra)structural violence and cultural inclusion: the geopolitics of minority cemeteries and crematoria provision’, Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 46:3, 675-688.

Mäder, M-T. 2020

Public events at a historic-religious site: Highgate Cemetery in London as a cultural practice’, in M-T. Mäder, A. Saviello & B. Scolari (eds) Highgate Cemetery: Image Practices in Past and Present, ebooks, Nomos, 175-196.

Mäder, M-T., Saviello, A. & Scolari, B. (eds) 2020

Highgate Cemetery: Images Practices in Past and Present, ebooks, Nomos.

Magno, G., Zampieri, F. & Zanatta, A. 2021

‘Lodovico Brunetti, the unknown father of modern cremation’, OMEGA – Journal of Death and Dying, 88:2, 410-424.

Majewska, A. 2017

‘Jewish sepulchral heritage in Silesian Voivodeship divided by the borders: similarities and differences’, Region and Regionalism, 13, 147-67.

Majewska, A. 2017

‘Surface prospection of burial grounds and new research tools (on the example of the study of changes in cemetery boundaries)’, Journal of Geography, Politics and Society, 7:1, 60-69.

Majewska, A. 2019

‘Continuity and decline. Temporal expression of denominational cemeteries in contemporary times’, Acta Universitatis Lodziensis Folia Archaeologica, 34:34, 71-96.

Majewska, A. 2022

‘The morphology of cemeteries of abandoned villages in the Polish part of former East Prussia: boundaries and spatial forms of burial grounds’, Acta Universitatis Lodziensis. Folia Archaeologica, 37, 175-192.

Makino, F., Danely, J. & Papadakis, Y. 2025

‘Close together and far apart: necrosocialities in urban Japan’, Japan Forum, 37:3, 303-330.

Małachowicz, E. 1995

‘Architecture of Vilnius cemeteries in the beginning of XIXc’, in O. Czerner & I. Juszkiewicz (eds) Cemetery Art, ICOMOS: Wrocław: ICOMOS, 129-140.

Malchow, H. 1985

‘Public gardens and social action in Late Victorian Britain’, Victorian Studies, 29:1, 97-124.

Mallios, S. & Caterino, D. 2011

‘Mortality, money, and commemoration: social and economic factors in Southern California grave-marker change during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries’, International Journal of Historical Archaeology, 15, 429-460.

Mallios, S. & Caterino, D. 2007

‘Transformations in San Diego County gravestones and cemeteries’, Historical Archaeology, 41:4, 50-71.

Malloy, T. & Malloy, B. 1992

‘The disappearing Shaker cemetery’, Markers 9, 257–74.
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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