The Cemetery Research Group runs two events a year: in May and in November. Follow the links and send in an abstract
Yang, K., & Chen, X. 2015
‘Analysis on establishing urban cemetery planning and compiling system. Asian Agricultural Research’, 7, 55-57.
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Yanner, K.& Ybarrola, S. 2003
‘“He didn’t have no cross”: tombs and graves as racial boundary tactics on a Louisiana barrier island’, The Oral History Review, 30:2, 1-28.
Yarrington, A. 2004
‘Popular and imaginary pantheons in early nineteenth-century England’, in R. Wrigley & M. Craske (eds) Pantheons: Transformations of a Monumental Idea, Aldershot: Ashgate, 107-122.
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Yarwood, R., Sidaway, J., Kelly, C. & Stillwell, S. 2014
‘Sustainable deathstyles? The geography of green burials in Britain’, The Geographic Journal, 181:2, 172-184.
Yeoh, B. 1999
‘The body after death: place, tradition and the nation-state in Singapore’, in E. Teather (ed.) Embodied Geographies. Spaces, Bodies and Rites of Passage, Routledge: London, 240-255.
Yeoh, B. 1991
‘The control of “sacred” space: conflicts over the Chinese burial grounds in colonial Singapore, 1880-1930’, Journal of Southeastern Asian Studies, 26, 282-311.
Yeoh, B. & Hui, T. 1995
‘The politics of space: changing discourses on Chinese burial grounds in post-war Singapore’, Journal of Historical Geography, 21, 2,184-201.
Yeoh, B. & Tan, B. 1995
‘The living and the dead: changing geographies of death in post-war Singapore’, Malaysian Journal of Tropical Geography, 26, 77-87.
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Yeoman, E. 2006
‘Je me souviens: about the St. Armand Slave Cemetery, memory, counter-memory and historic trauma’, Topia, 12, 9-24.
Yılmaz, H., Kuşak, B., & Akkemik, Ü. 2018
‘The role of Aşiyou Cemetery (İstanbul) as a green urban space from an ecological perspective and its importance in urban plant diversity’, Urban Forestry and Urban Greening, 33, 92-98.
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Young, B. 2003
Respectable burial: Montreal’s Mount Royal Cemetery, Montreal: McGill-Queens University Press.
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Young, C. & Light, D. 2016
‘Interrogating spaces of and for the dead as ‘alternative space’: cemeteries, corpses and sites of Dark Tourism’, International Review of Social Research, 6: 2, 61-72.
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Yuk Wah, C. 2016
‘Where to die in Hong Kong? Death management and the politics of death space in Hong Kong’, in M. Dichhardt & A. Lauser (eds) Religion, Place and Modernity: Spatial Articulations in Southeast Asia and East Asia, Brill, 312-342.
Yurchak A. 2015
Bodies of Lenin: the hidden science of communist sovereignty’, Representations 129:1, 116–57.
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Zadora-Rio, E. 2003
‘The making of churchyards and parish territories in the early-medieval landscape of France and England in the 7th-12th centuries: a reconsideration’, Medieval Archaeology, 47, 1-19.
Zadorożny, T. 2020
‘Christian duty to bury the dead and its contemporary challenges’, Studia Nauk Teologicznych, 15, 233-248.
Zavattaro, S. 2021
Cemetery Sextons: Tales from Municipal Leaders, Abingdon: Routledge.
Zavattaro, S. 2020
‘“We’ve cared for the dead since we started caring”: COVID-19 and our relationship to public and private healthcare’, Public Administration Review, Jul/Aug, 701-705.
Zavattro, S. & Guy, M. 2022
‘Learning from cemetery managers about citizen-state encounters and emotional labour’, State and Local Government Review, 54:4, 328-345.
Zelinksy, W. 1994
‘Gathering places for America’s dead. How many, where and why?’, Professional Geographer, 46:1, 29-38.
