The Cemetery Research Group runs two events a year: in May and in November. Follow the links and send in an abstract
Onoma, A. 2018
‘The faith-based segregation of interments: insights from a Senegalese commune’, Journal of Contemporary African Studies, 36:3, 386-400.
Onoma, A. 2018
‘The grave preferences of Mourides in Senegal: migration, belonging, and rootedness’, Africa Spectrum, 53:3, 65-88.
Onoma, A. 2019
‘Should Christians and Muslims cohabit after death? Diverging views in a Senegalese commune’, Africa Today, 66:1, 29-50.
Onwuanyi, N., Ndinwa, C. & Chima, P. 2017
‘Public Cemeteries of Benin City: examining a neglected dimension of urban Nigeria, Nigerian Journal of Environment, Science and Technology, 1:2, 367-378.
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Onwuzuruigbo, I. 2014
‘Space of power and power of space: Islam and conflict over cemetery space in colonial Ibadan’, Journal of Urban History, 40:2, 301-317.
Opoko, A. & Adeboye, A. 2021
‘Investigation of willingness of residents to adopt alternative burial methods in Abuja, Nigeria’, IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environment Science, 665, 012060.
Orefice, G. 2007
Campisanti e “belle fosse” nella Toscana lorenese’, in M. Giuffrè, F. Mangone, S. Pace, & O. Selvafolta (eds) L’Architettura della Memoria in Italia: Cimitero, Monumenti e Città, 1750-1939, Milano: Skira, 36-45.
Oring, E. 2000
‘Icons of immortality : Forest Lawn and the American Way of Death’, in P. Stewart (ed.) World View and the American West: The Life of the Place Itself, Logan UT: Utah State University Press, 54-64.
Ortiz, J. A. 2018
‘Quan la mort I l’art es troben: el patrimony funerary a Catalunya’, Revista d’Etnologia de Catalunya, 43 : 132-143.
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Outka, E. 2014
‘” Wood for the coffins ran out”: Modernism and the shadowed afterlife of the influenza pandemic’, Modernism/modernity, 21:4, 937-960.
Oxfeld, E. 2004
‘“When you drink water, think of its source”: morality, status, and reinvention in rural Chinese funerals, The Journal of Asian Studies 63:4, 961–990.
Oyeleke, O.& Oloukoi, G. 2024
‘Sustainability practices in urban cemetery management’, Path of Science, 10:4, 4001-4007.
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Pacheco, A., Mendes, J., Martins, T. & 2 others 1991
‘Cemeteries – a potential risk to groundwater’, Water Science Technology, 24, 97–104.
Pae, T., Kaur, E., Aasa, A. & Aha, R. 2006
‘The formation and location features of Estonian cemeteries’, Journal of Baltic Studies, 37:3, 277-297.
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Pajari, I. 2018
‘Coffins in Finland: The history of production, design and attitudes’, Mortality 23:3, 279-294.
Pajari, I., Jalonen, J., Miettinen, R. & Kanerva, K. (eds) 2020
Suomalaisen Kuoleman Historia, Helsinki: Gaudeamus.
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Pál, M. & Hajdú, E. 2024
‘Methodological innovations for establishing cemetery spatial databases – a UAV-based workflow helping small communities’, International Journal of Geo-Information, 13, 57.
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Palánova, K. & Juračka, O. 2022
‘Czech cemeteries and funeral architecture – the problem of integration with urban landscape–research and and design studies’ Architectus, 1:69, 67-75.
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Panofsky, E. 1992
Tomb Sculpture: Its Changing Aspects from Ancient Egypt to Bernini, London: Phaidon Press.
