Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Honouring commemorating compensating: state and civil society in response to victims of the armed conflict in the Ixil region (Guatemala),2016,2,2,3-20,Duterme
Among bodies: reflections on ethnographic work and the repercussions of exhumations and identifications of the disappeared of the last military dictatorship in Argentina,2016,2,2,21-38,Panizo
Forensic excavations and burials in Uruguay 2004-10,2016,2,2,56-66,López Mazz
Murderous returns: armed violence suicide and exhumation in the Emberá Katío economy of death (Chocó and Antioquia Colombia),2016,2,2,67-83,Losonczy
The dead bodies of Bobruisk Belarus 1941-45,2015,1,1,23-38,Straede
Ghosts of the past: the competing agendas of forensic work in identifying the missing across Bosnia and Herzegovina,2015,1,1,39-56,Jugo
Foibe literature: documentation or victimhood narrative?,2015,1,1,75-91,Zamparutti
Powerful remains: the continuing presence of victims of the Khmer Rouge regime in today's Cambodia,2015,1,2,36-55,Jarvis
Mobilising the dead? The place of bones and corpses in the commemoration of the Tutsi genocide in Rwanda,2015,1,2,56-70,Korman
Traces bones desert: the extermination of the Armenians through the photographer's eye,2015,1,2,71-87,Kunth
Neighbour murders in Rwanda and Poland: what mutilated bodies and killing methods tell us about historical imaginaries and imaginaries of hatred,2016,2,1,3-22,N'Diaye
'Symbolically burying the six million': post-war soap burial in Romania Bulgaria and Brazil,2016,2,1,23-40,Neander
Microbial ecogenomics and forensic archaeology: new methods for investigating clandestine gravesites,2016,2,1,41-57,Ralebitso-Senior
Forensic civism: articulating science DNA and kinship in contemporary Mexico and Colombia,2016,2,1,58-74,Schwartz-Marin
Restoring the dignity of the war's disappeared? Exhumations of mass graves restorative justice and compassion policies in Peru,2016,2,2,39-55,Robin Azevedo
The valley of the fallen: a new El Escorial for Spain,2017,3,1,3-21,Solé
To whom do the dead belong? The Jewish cemetery at the Hôtel-Dieu in Lyon France,2017,3,1,22-36,Gerstenkorn
Procedural and political aspects of forensic exhumation in Brazil,2017,3,1,37-51,Evison
Towards mass-grave protection guidelines,2017,3,1,52-70,Klinkner
How developments in the science and technology of searching recovering and identifying the missing/ disappeared are positively affecting the rights of victims around the world,2017,3,1,71-89,Sarkin
Bodies count: the politics and practices of war and violent death data,2017,3,1,90-115,Krause
Bodily signs and case history in Indian morgues: what makes a medico-legal autopsy complete?,2017,3,2,22-37,Provost
The role of the Judicial Morgue in Argentina's state terrorism: bureaucratic circuits of repression (1976-83),2017,3,2,38-55,Sarrabayrouse Oliveira
Forensic anthropology in crisis settings: a required component of investigation in the world's trouble spots,2017,3,2,98-116,Ferllini
Exposure: the ethics of making sharing and displaying photographs of human remains,2018,4,1,3-24,Fibiger
The clandestine cemetery: burying the victims of Europe's border in a Tunisian coastal town,2019,5,1,18-37,Zagaria
The co-constitution of violent death: bombs civilian victims and material destruction in Rotterdam during the Second World War,2019,5,2,72-90,Robben