E-Resources A-Z list

This database, with many full-text links, covers over 600 journals on crime, its causes and impacts, legal and social implications. It includes the US National Criminal Justice Reference Service (NCJRS) Abstracts Database.

The Digital Library of Core E–Resources on Ireland draws on the Library Special Collections at Queen’s University Belfast. Queen’s Special Collections includes the large Hibernica Collection as well as holdings with particular strengths for the period 1749 to 1814 in Irish history, politics and economics, together with cultural studies and Anglo-Irish literature spanning the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries.

Faculti has thousands of online videos for the purposes of research, teaching, and private study. Educators worldwide now use Faculti videos to add engaging, cutting-edge, real-life perspectives to undergraduate, postgraduate, and executive education programs.

Lexis Library includes the very respected encyclopaedia, Halsbury’s Laws of England and many key legal journals and textbooks. For primary legal materials we have only subscribed to its UK legislation and case-law when it relates specifically to crime, so unless you need criminal legislation or criminal case law, you should use Westlaw for primary materials.

Nexis contains thousands of national and international newspapers and other news sources. It also provides international company and industry information and biographical data for many individuals.