This type of criminology has advanced the notion that social control agencies and the citizens they serve should work together to alleviate social problems and human suffering and that in turn, will reduce crime. Another name of Peacemaking Criminology is compassionate criminology. The notion of this is that “compassion, wisdom, and love are essential for understanding the suffering of which we are all a part and for practicing a criminology of nonviolence” (Schmalleger, pg. 156). Peacemaking Criminology was founded by Harold Pepinsky and Richard Quinney. Peacemaking Criminology draws attention to issues such as: Perpetuating violence though social policies based on current criminological theory, the role of education in peacemaking, “commonsense theories of crime”, crime control as human rights enforcement, and conflict resolution within community settings. This criminology is to try and include those that were convicts and integrate them back into society with-out the view point of “once an ex-con always an ex-con” and this is how peacemaking criminology is trying to impact society (Schmalleger, pg.
This type of criminology has advanced the notion that social control agencies and the citizens they serve should work together to alleviate social problems and human suffering and that in turn, will reduce crime. Another name of Peacemaking Criminology is compassionate criminology. The notion of this is that “compassion, wisdom, and love are essential for understanding the suffering of which we are all a part and for practicing a criminology of nonviolence” (Schmalleger, pg. 156). Peacemaking Criminology was founded by Harold Pepinsky and Richard Quinney. Peacemaking Criminology draws attention to issues such as: Perpetuating violence though social policies based on current criminological theory, the role of education in peacemaking, “commonsense theories of crime”, crime control as human rights enforcement, and conflict resolution within community settings. This criminology is to try and include those that were convicts and integrate them back into society with-out the view point of “once an ex-con always an ex-con” and this is how peacemaking criminology is trying to impact society (Schmalleger, pg.