I am interested in the pricing and planning of cemeteries in the city. I will appreciate any help with the relevant literature. Comparative studies or thinkings are especially welcomed.
I formally wrote two papers about this topic, but this is historical analysis :
« La pollution par les cimetières urbains. Pratiques funéraires et discours médical à Lyon en 1777 », Histoire urbaine, 2002, n°5, p. 67-83
and
— « Environnement urbain, discours médical et résistances. Le transfert des cimetières à la fin du XVIIIe siècle », Actes du colloque des 5 et 6 avril 2013 au prieuré Saint-Cosme, 60e supplément à la Revue Archéologique du Centre de la France, Gaaf / FERACF, Tours, 2015, p. 331-446.
We recently submitted a paper entitled " Revitalization of Mount Auburn Cemetery in Baltimore, Maryland (Based on an Urban Social Sustainability Approach)", it would me my pleasure to share some of the literature that we cited in our article as follow:
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Probablly could be intereting for you: Gimmy, Arthur E. (2008) The valuation of cemeteries and mortuaries. (Report) In Appraisal Journal, 76 (4), September 22, 2008. The Appraisal Institute. ISSN: 0003-7087