Glenn D. Walters

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Glenn D. Walters is a prominent figure in the field of criminology and criminal justice, recognized for his contributions to understanding the complexities of criminal behavior. His work emphasizes the interplay between cognitive processes and social influences in shaping delinquent actions. Through his research, Walters aims to provide insights into how various factors contribute to criminality, offering a nuanced perspective that integrates theory with practical implications for policy and practice.

Walters has authored several influential books, including "Drugs, Crime, and Their Relationship" and "Criminality and Crime: A Social-Cognitive-Developmental Theory of Delinquent and Criminal Behavior." These works explore the intersections of substance abuse, crime, and the developmental aspects of criminality, making significant contributions to both academic scholarship and practical applications in the field. His research continues to inspire new avenues of inquiry and debate within criminology, enhancing our understanding of the social and cognitive dimensions of crime.