Drinking and Intoxication (Selected Readings in Social Attitudes and Controls)

This collection of thought-provoking essays delves into the social dynamics of drinking and intoxication, exploring how alcohol consumption is shaped by societal attitudes and controlled through policies and norms. With contributions from experts in sociology, psychology, and social science, this book provides valuable insight into the ways alcohol affects individuals and communities. It offers a deeper understanding of the complex relationship between intoxication and society. Ideal for those exploring addiction, social behavior, or public health.

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-Copyright 1959