The Association for the Study of Death and Society (ASDS)
ASDS promotes the study of death in the arts, humanities, social and allied sciences. To this end, the association will:
- Foster and promote publication, conferences and multidisciplinary networks
- Support academic professional development
- Promote high quality, ethical research
- Shape and influence policy and practice agendas
- Support the teaching of death studies
- Promote the widespread recognition of death studies
- Represent the interests of the membership
Death Studies at Risk in the UK
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ASDS Archaeologists and the 1857 Burial Act
Report on the Inaugural Death Down Under Conference (Sydney University, 27 - 28 June 2011)
Information for Early Career Scholars
Membership
In becoming an ASDS member, you will be joining a community who share your interests in developing the study of death and society. Contact Dr. Duncan Sayer for more information about the society and its benefits. Click here to join now.