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Peter John Davies2014

Article2014

Urban cemetery planning and the conflicting role of local and regional interests

Peter John Davies

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1903Garden Cities of To-morrow.2000Defining the place of burial: What makes a cemetery a cemetery?2011Sustaining the contemporary cemetery: Implementing policy alongside conflicting perspectives and purpose 2000Sustaining cemeteries: The user perspective 2007‘Burying the dead’: making Muslim space in Britain 2003Prospects for the Rural‐Urban Fringe in Australia: Observations from a Brief History of the Landscapes around Sydney and Adelaide 2010Planning for the Disposal of the Dead 2010Metropolitan strategic planning: An Australian paradigm?

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Year2014

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Published2014-09-17

VenueLand Use Policy

ISSN-L0264-8377

Languageen

Citations54

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