This book is a compilation of responses and reactions to a position paper by Dr. Joseph Stubbins entitled "The Clinical Model in Rehabilitation and Alternatives." The text of the position paper is presented along with a brief summary of the main points he made in it pertaining to the clinical model and the systems model. Also included in the volume are the following papers: "A Cross-Cultural Appreciation of 'The Clinical Attitude in Rehabilitation,'" by Paul Cornes; "Commentary on Joseph Stubbins' Paper and Monograph on the Clinical Model in Rehabilitation and Some Alternatives," by Patricia Livingston; "Comments on Joseph Stubbins' Material on the Clinical Model in Vocational Rehabilitation," by Monroe Berkowitz; "The Vocational Rehabilitation System," by David Vandergoot; "The Clinical Attitude in Rehabilitation Alternatives...A Reaction," by Donald Galvin; "Rehabilitation: An Historical Perspective," by Edward D. Berkowitz; "The Power in Positive Rehabilitation," by William Roth; "A Professional Colleague Responds," by Martha Walker; "Comments on the Clinical Attitude in Rehabilitation," by Harold Yuker; and "The Role of Academic and Scientific Communities," by Gerben DeJong. A summary by Joseph Stubbins of some conclusions reached at the meeting at Clark University and an assessment by Paul Cornes of the World Rehabilitation Fund Meetings on the Clinical Attitude in Rehabilitation and Alternatives conclude the volume. (MN)