Welcome to the CRJ 3399 Special Topics: Crimes Against Humanity Research Guide. In this guide, you will find library and online resources to help you with your research and course assignments. Scroll below to see the resources most used to get started on your research. Click on the side navigation tabs on the left to see more in-depth and comprehensive resources.
This course covers the historical and contemporary crimes against humanity including extermination, torture, persecution, or other inhumane acts against civilians sanctioned or committed by a de facto authority. The course represents not only a strong scholarly approach to studying crimes against humanity, including the conditions associated with acceptance and normalization of said crimes as they are perpetrated, but also provides a moral and ethical barometer for civilized countries and governments. The approach of this course provides students with a historical and apolitical analysis of one of the core crimes of international criminal law joined by genocide, crime of aggression, and war crimes.
This database covers many subjects found at colleges and universities. Contains articles from thousands of journals, magazines, news sources, and videos from the Associated Press.
Contains articles from journals and magazines covering areas related to criminal justice and criminology.
Articles from 45 journals published by the American Psychological Association and 8 from allied organizations.
The Nuremberg Trials: International Criminal Law Since 1945 by 
Trials The Nazis Bought To Justice____
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Local Archives
For a research appointment please email archives@dallasholocaustmuseum.org or call 469-399-5220
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Contains thousands of videos, including documentaries, educational films, and news clips spanning the widest range of subject areas.
Read bite-sized introductions to hundreds of research concepts and methods written by global experts.
This collection of streaming video on the SAGE Research Methods platform offers support on the practical skills that you need to successfully complete your research. Key areas such as writing a research proposal, planning and designing a research project, and securing ethical approval are explicitly covered. Practical skills such as project management, writing for publication, presenting work, and building networks are also presented through helpful explanatory videos.
