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On this page you will find links to other websites which may be of interest to you.
Please note, the IJC takes no responsibilty for the content of any of the sites listed below.

Educational Institutions

  • University of Cambridge, Institute of Criminology
  • University of Delaware Library
  • Sheffield University Centre for Criminological Research
  • Michigan State University Libraries
  • King's College, London, School of Law
  • University of Oxford, Centre for Criminological Research
  • University of Leicester Department of Criminology (formerly The Scarman Centre)
  • CrimNet

    Governmental Organisations

  • Crime Reduction Website (UK)
  • National Criminal Intelligence Service
  • Federal Bureau of Investigation

    International Organisations

  • Interpol
  • Europol
  • United Nations Crime and Justice Information Network
  • The Centre for Crime and Justice Studies (CCJS)
  • NACRO
  • The European Institute for Crime Prevention and Control
  • British Society of Criminolgy
  • Australian Institute of Criminology
  • British Journal of Criminolgy
  • The International Centre for the Prevention of Crime (ICPC)

    Other Criminology Resources

  • Willan Publishing: independent publishers specializing in law, criminology, criminal justice, policing and forensic psychology.
  • Weblaw - Australian Legal Resources 'Subject Gateway'
  • SOSIG : Social Science Information Gateway
  • Oxford University Press (Law & Legal Publishing)
  • UK Criminal Justice Weblog
  • National Criminal Justice Reference Service
  • International Victimology Website

  • NEWS

    STUDENT RESOURCE:
    REFERENCING GUIDE

    The IJC is pleased to announce the publication of a Referencing Guide for students.
    Compiled by Dr Mandy Shaw of Nottingham Trent University, the guide provides an invaluable resource for all students. Shaw details the intricacies and complexities of referencing in a straightforward and concise format, providing the only guide students will need to complete referencing.

    To download Click here

    The Internet Journal of Criminology is pleased to present a section in the IJC for Masters and first class undergraduate dissertations. The IJC will only publish undergraduate dissertations that receive a first class mark, and it should be noted that these papers are NOT peer reviewed. Papers on the following subjects will be considered: crime or deviance from disciplines of criminology, psychology, social policy, criminal justice, policing, and sociology. We will consider papers from history or law. To submit an article email the IJC submissions@internetjournalofcriminology.com

    DISSERTATIONS

    All articles published on the IJC are now free access.
    No costs will be incurred for downloading any article published in the IJC.

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