As you begin your study of white collar crime, we invite you to explore the resources available through the library. Using databases in criminal justice, business, law, even psychology will give you multiple perspectives on this interdisciplinary area of study. SU Librarians can help you with topic selection, finding and evaluating sources and citation. Use the chat box on the right side of the page to connect with an SU Librarian!
Articles from academic and professional journals as well as law reviews are written by specialists and experts in the field. You can limit your search for these types of articles in OneSearch by choosing Scholarly Journals under "Limit To" in the left margin.
Use the OneSearch searchbox on the library's homepage to retrieve articles, books and media on white collar crime. After conducting your search, you can limit the results by source type (for example, "scholarly peer reviewed journals") in the left margin.
A book chapter can be used for an entry in your annotated bibliography. Find ebooks by searching in individual ebook collections. Specify the area of white collar crime you are researching, i.e., financial fraud or computer crime. FORENSICnetBase, EBSCO ebooks and Proquest Ebook Central are large ebook collections with lots of content relevant to this course.
Encyclopedia of White-Collar and Corporate Crime by 
Investigating Financial Crime by 
