Richard Qunniey's Peacemaking Criminology?
Richard Quinney and Hal Pepinsky stand out the most although there are 21 Non-American scholars that that have a great diversity and influence. Yet, Richard Qunniey stands out as the most as the most influential scholar. It has been implied and stated that that Qunniey has a pure version of peacemaking criminology that and influences that reaches beyond sterile realms of ideas (Wozniak, 2000).
Peacemaking is a person(s), group, or nation coming to together as a non-violent movement to try and make against violence, oppression, and social injustice, through trying to reconcile with others of other parties who may disagree, quarrel, or fight. To try and end suffering of those that may feel as if they are being oppressed. As of today, this is not scientific study as the other theories throughout …show more content…
He stated that using the peacemaking may not be received well with police officers. However, to know that suffering will not end anytime soon. It would not n=be logical to think that this would work.
References
McEvoy, K., (2003). Beyond the metaphor: Political violence, human rights and ‘new’ peacemaking criminology. Theoretical Criminology Vol. 7(3): 319–346; 034391. Retrieved from: https://s3.amazonaws.com/academia.edu.documents/11652481/beyond%20the%20metaphor.pdf?AWSAccessKeyId=AKIAIWOWYYGZ2Y53UL3A&Expires=1503859112&Signature=JU0Blfq%2FBVuJiGIHeUp%2FelZRh98%3D&response-content-disposition=inline%3B%20filename%3Dbeyond_the_metaphor.pdf Moloney, Joseph (2009). Peacemaking Criminology. Undergraduate Review, 5, 78-83.
Wozniak, J.F. (2000). The voices of Peacemaking Criminology: Insight into a perspective with an eye towards teaching. Contemporary Justice Review, 3(3),
Peacemaking is a person(s), group, or nation coming to together as a non-violent movement to try and make against violence, oppression, and social injustice, through trying to reconcile with others of other parties who may disagree, quarrel, or fight. To try and end suffering of those that may feel as if they are being oppressed. As of today, this is not scientific study as the other theories throughout …show more content…
He stated that using the peacemaking may not be received well with police officers. However, to know that suffering will not end anytime soon. It would not n=be logical to think that this would work.
References
McEvoy, K., (2003). Beyond the metaphor: Political violence, human rights and ‘new’ peacemaking criminology. Theoretical Criminology Vol. 7(3): 319–346; 034391. Retrieved from: https://s3.amazonaws.com/academia.edu.documents/11652481/beyond%20the%20metaphor.pdf?AWSAccessKeyId=AKIAIWOWYYGZ2Y53UL3A&Expires=1503859112&Signature=JU0Blfq%2FBVuJiGIHeUp%2FelZRh98%3D&response-content-disposition=inline%3B%20filename%3Dbeyond_the_metaphor.pdf Moloney, Joseph (2009). Peacemaking Criminology. Undergraduate Review, 5, 78-83.
Wozniak, J.F. (2000). The voices of Peacemaking Criminology: Insight into a perspective with an eye towards teaching. Contemporary Justice Review, 3(3),