The purpose of this annual volume is to provide a forum for the exchange of ideas concerning international and intercultural human relations. The 16 chapters include discussion of language and information processing in relation to intercultural communication; guidelines for intercultural research; the effects of ethnocentrism on intercultural communication; intercultural education for the managers of multinational corporations; a model of group development for intercultural communication workshops; analysis of the rhetoric of agitation and control in Latin America; cross-cultural interference in teacher/student communication in United States schools; satellite television's implications for the Third World nations; nonverbal communication in Thailand; multidimensional scaling of cultural processes in Mexico, South Africa, and the United States; recent literature in international intercultural communication; and national and international conferences relating to international and intercultural communication. (KS)