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Specialized research guides
Forensic Sciences Research Guide
Media Literature Reviews: How to Conduct a Literature Review Using News Sources
Grey Literature: What it is & how to find it
Help with course assignments
- CRIM 101 -Introduction to Criminology (2019)
- CRIM 103: Psychological Explanations of Criminal and Deviant Behavior (Fall 2019)
- CRIM 210: Law, Youth and Young Offenders (Spring 2018)
- PowerPoint (Spring 2020 - Burnaby)
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CRIM 220: Research Methods in Criminology
- PowerPoint (Spring 2020 - Surrey)
- PowerPoint (Spring 2020 - Burnaby)
- CRIM 330: Criminal Procedure and Evidence (Fall 2019)
- CRIM 459: Organized Crime (Spring 2019)
- CRIM 490 Honours Cohort
- PowerPoint (Fall 2019)
- Criminology Graduate Students
- PowerPoint (CRIM 860, Library Resources & Literature Reviews, Fall 2019)
- PowerPoint (A Very Short Introduction to Research Data Management, 2019)
New Criminology books
- Degrees of freedom : prison education at the Open University
- Online Child Sexual Victimisation
- Terrorist deradicalisation in global contexts : success, failure, and continuity
- CRIMINOLOGY EXPLAINS POLICE VIOLENCE.
- BEYOND CRISIS : after the collapse of institutional hope in greece, what?.
- A Rush to Judgment : The Unfair Trial of Louis Riel
- Down inside : thirty years in Canada's prison service
- Sexual violence and humiliation : a Foucauldian-feminist perspective
- Evidence-Based Offender Profiling
- Intimate crimes : kidnapping, gangs, and trust in Mexico City
- American Sherlock : murder, forensics, and the birth of American CSI
- The Politics of Restorative Justice
- Terrorist Movements and the Recruitment of Arab Foreign Fighters A History from 1980s Afghanistan to ISIS : A History from 1980s Afghanistan to ISIS.
- ELDER ABUSE : forensic, legal and medical aspects.