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Welcome to Criminal Justice Libguide

This subject guide provides access to the library resources relevant to Criminal Justice

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Faculty Librarian: Humanities and Social Sciences

Faith Nsele

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University of Zululand
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Subjects: African Languages and Culture, Anthropology & Development Studies, Arts & Languages Education, Centre for Arts and Culture, Communication Science, Criminal Justice, Criminology, English, General Linguistics and Modern Languages, Information Science, Isizulu, Library Science, Linguistics, Philosphy & Applied Ethics, Politics & International Studies, Psychology, Recreation and Tourism, Social Work, Sociology