Books are excellent sources for in-depth coverage, the history and chronology, or overview of a topic. They can also provide you background information and recommendations for further research. A book doesn't need to be read cover-to-cover to be used for research. To learn more about how to use books for research, visit the Cayuga Community College Library guide Using Books for Research.
Search the Library's catalog, OneSearch, for physical and electronic books on your topic. You can also use OneSearch to find and request books or scans of book chapters from other libraries.
Check out the fascinating books that come up with the following searches:
Use the * to find:
crime
criminal
criminology, etc.
"white collar crime"
Using " " preserves the phrase in the results list.
restorative justice OR crime prevention
will bring up:
results that include information on restorative justice or crime prevention, broadening your information gathering.
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