Criminology
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Top Databases
- Criminal Justice Abstracts
- a major ciriminology abstracting service.
- EBSCO
- EJS e-journals
- Together these cover a large range of full text journals
- Lexis Library
- SocINDEX
- A key source for tracking down articles across the social sciences, including public administration - very strong on sociology and criminology topics
- Westlaw UK
Top Journals
Dictionaries & Encylopaedias
- SAGE DICTIONARY OF CRIMINOLOGY
Resources in the Library
- Ebrary
- contains many titles on criminology
- MyILibrary
- All criminology titles here are on ICJS reading lists.
Statistics
Websites & Sources of Data
- Community Justice Service Portal
- Campbell Collaboration
- Aims to help people make well-informed decisions by preparing, maintaining and disseminating systematic reviews in education, crime and justice, and social welfare.
News
- Lexis library
- UK
- Nexis
- International
- BBC
- Online newspapers
- least stable source
Government Sources
Non-Governmental Organisations
Research Papers
Audio & Video
- Streaming video
- BOB
Meet the Subject Team
Linda Jones
Faculty Librarian
linda.jones@port.ac.uk
(023) 9284 3240
Lisa Jeffery
Assistant Faculty Librarian
lisa.jeffery@port.ac.uk
(023) 9284 3452
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Where is my Subject in the Library?
You will find the majority of your books on the first floor together with a dedicated Subject Enquiry team. Try looking at the following classification marks
- Abnormal psychology 157
- Crime investigation 364.12
- Criminal justice system 345
- Criminological research 363.2
- Criminology 364
- Penology (prisons) 365
- Policing 363.2
- Probation service 364.63
- Psychology of crime 364.243
- Sociology of crime 364.25
- Sociology of deviance 302.542
- Victimology 362.88
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