R. Quinney, SOCIALIST HUMANISM AND THE PROBLEM OF CRIME - THINKING ABOUT FROMM,ERICH IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF CRITICAL PEACEMAKING CRIMINOLOGY, Crime, law and social change, 23(2), 1995, pp. 147-156
Crime is understood as a problem of human existence. Assumed is the in
tersubjectivity of social reality, and the need for an interdisciplina
ry and integrative approach to criminology. Along the way, a considera
tion of (1) the relativity of things human, (2) the modes of having an
d being in contemporary society, (3) the interdependence of all things
, and (4) the way of peace. The ideas of Erich Fromm are germane to ou
r thinking in the development of a peacemaking criminology.