William J. Sonnenstuhl is Assistant Professor in the Department of Extension and Public Service at the School of Industrial and Labor Relations, Cornell University, and Associate Director of the Smithers Institute for Alcohol and Related Workplace Problems at Cornell.

His book is brief, scholarly, and quite readable, and is of value to anyone who wants to understand working class cultures. There are implications, however, that go beyond approaches to the disease of alcoholism, and the book deserves a readership far broader than alcoholism counselors.(Labor Studies Journal)

William J. Sonnenstuhl is Assistant Professor in the Department of Extension and Public Service at the School of Industrial and Labor Relations, Cornell University, and Associate Director of the Smithers Institute for Alcohol and Related Workplace Problems at Cornell.

His book is brief, scholarly, and quite readable, and is of value to anyone who wants to understand working class cultures. There are implications, however, that go beyond approaches to the disease of alcoholism, and the book deserves a readership far broader than alcoholism counselors.(Labor Studies Journal)