Designed as a forum for the exchange of ideas concerning international and intercultural communication, this annual volume covers a variety of topics. Its eight articles discuss taxonomies for planning intercultural communication, a systematic framework for analyzing intercultural communication, culture and communication in the modern Japanese corporate organization, the effects of inservice training on teachers' attitudes toward cultural diversity, gaze behavior in interracial and intraracial interactions, an analysis of the Puerto Rican political campaign of 1940, the effects of cultural factors on mass communication systems, and career preparation in intercultural communication. The volume also contains a state-of-the-art study of intercultural communication, reviews of recent literature, and a cumulative index to articles and reviews published in the first five volumes of the "Annual." (FL)