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Volume 33, Number 3, 3 July 2014

Free Content Approaching disaster victim identification
pp. 233-238(6)
Authors: Scully, Jackie Leach; Williams, Robin

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Free Content Who knows who we are? Questioning DNA analysis in disaster victim identification
pp. 239-256(18)
Author: Bennett, Caroline

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Free Content Identity, mass fatality and forensic genetics
pp. 257-276(20)
Authors: Williams, Robin; Wienroth, Matthias

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Free Content Hidden in full sight: kinship, science and the law in the aftermath of the Srebrenica genocide
pp. 277-294(18)
Authors: Haimes, Erica; Toom, Victor

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Free Content Ethical considerations in the use of DNA as a contribution toward the determination of identification in historic cases: considerations from the Western front
pp. 295-312(18)
Authors: Cox, Margaret; Jones, Peter

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Free Content Naming the dead: DNA-based identification of historical remains as an act of care
pp. 313-332(20)
Author: Scully, Jackie Leach

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Free Content Death duty – caring for the dead in the context of disaster
pp. 333-347(15)
Author: Woods, Simon

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Free Content Call for proposals for special issues
pp. 348-348(1)

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