Death Studies

New Places of Remembrance: Individual Web Memorials in the Netherlands
pp. 283-293(11)
Authors: Klaassens, Mirjam; Bijlsma, Maarten J.

A New Framework to Evaluate the Quality of a Neonatal Death
pp. 294-301(8)
Authors: Fortney, Christine A.; Steward, Deborah K.

Disclosing Terminal Diagnosis to Children and Their Families: Palliative Professionals' Communication Barriers
pp. 302-307(6)
Authors: Coad, Jane; Patel, Reena; Murray, Sarah

Advice From Children and Adolescents on Final Conversations With Dying Loved Ones
pp. 308-314(7)
Authors: Keeley, Maureen P.; Generous, Mark A.

Patient Suicide in Institutions: Emotional Responses and Traumatic Impact on Swiss Mental Health Professionals
pp. 315-321(7)
Authors: Castelli Dransart, Dolores Angela; Gutjahr, Elisabeth; Gulfi, Alida; Kaufmann Didisheim, Nadine; Séguin, Monique

Inheriting Discontinued Bonds: Trauma-Descendant Relations With the Genocide Dead
pp. 322-334(13)
Author: Kidron, Carol A.

Massive Violent Death and Contested National Mourning in Post-Authoritarian Chile and Argentina: A Sociocultural Application of the Dual Process Model
pp. 335-345(11)
Author: Robben, Antonius C. G. M.

Grief Counseling Without the Grief: A Readable Text for Beginning Counselors
pp. 346-348(3)
Author: Fishman, Alyssa

Taking Stock: Past Contributions and Current Thinking on Death, Dying, and Grief
pp. 349-352(4)
Author: Larson, Dale G.

Nigel P. Field, PhD: Associate Editor of Death Studies, 2010–2013
pp. 353-354(2)
Author: Neimeyer, Robert A.