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Library – Coast Capital Savings Library

Criminology & Community Criminal Justice

This guide lists selected information sources on criminology and community criminal justice which are available to Kwantlen faculty members, students and staff. Please check the Library Catalogue to find more books, videos and other resources at KPU. Here are some links to additional library guides:


Journal & Article Indexes Background Information

Q: What is a scholarly ("academic" or "peer-reviewed")journal?
A: See our handy checklist.

Q: How can I find primary research articles in Criminology?
A: See this guide for tips.

Major Criminology Indexes

Other Criminology Indexes

Other Useful Indexes

Dictionaries and Encyclopedias
can help you to choose a topic and start your research

Online Dictionaries

 Online Encyclopedias

  • Encyclopedia of Activism & Social Justice [Sage]
  • Encyclopedia of Criminological Theory [Sage]
  • Encyclopedia of Psychology & Law [Sage]
  • Encyclopedia of Race, Ethnicity & Society [Sage]
  • New Oxford Companion to Law 
  • 21st Century Criminology: A Reference Handbook [Sage]
  • Sage Encyclopedia of Terrorism (2nd ed.)
  • Sage Handbook of Criminological Theory
Reference Books in Paper Format

Bibliographies
ready-made lists of books and articles on a topic

Research Guides
tips on researching and writing about criminology topics

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Government Resources Web Resources: lists of links

Government Agencies - Canada

Government Agencies - British Columbia

TIP : Don't believe everything you read! Evaluate web sources very carefully for their accuracy, authority, and currency. Here are some evaluation criteria to help you.

Citation Styles

Kwantlen Library has prepared brief guides to the following styles. For tips on other formats, please see our Citation Styles webpage.

  • APA - American Psychological Association style
  • MLA - Modern Language Association style

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Updated by:  Chris Burns (Criminology Liaison Librarian)
Updated: 15/12/2011