Power, Death, Space

French geographical studies have only moderately addressed topics related to funerary spatialities. This issue of Géocarrefour aims to enrich these recent discussions by inviting geographers to explore the strange scientific Bermuda Triangle formed by the intersection of power, funerals, and geography. This call concerns both how power exercised over and around the dead transforms geographical space and how the dead, paradoxically, continue to exert influence despite their absence.