This volume of an annual journal contains nine articles focusing on the internationalization of the world's economy and business and how employment security and employment and training programs can be involved. The opening article, "Foreign Investment Euphoria Hides Community Upheaval" (W. Scott Boyd), provides an overview of the volume which is organized in two parts. In part I, views and examples from the United States are presented in the following articles: "The Economic Climate of Multinational Corporations" (Brian Bosworth); "For Sale! Examining Attitudes" (Bruce Wilson); "Positioned for Partnership: Indiana's Employment and Training Experience with the Subaru-Isuzu Automotive, Inc. Project" (R. Joy Partridge-Ullrich, Thomas Heeter); and "The Border Industrialization Program: Mexico's Maquiladora Initiative" (John Stine). In part II, the following articles provide information on examples from around the world: "The Uganda Situation" (Sylvester Kabito); "Spain: Assisting Foreign Investment" (Jose Somalo); "Labor Supply and Demand in Japan" (Shuichoro Ogura, Katsuki Ikeda); and "Republic of China's Economic 'Miracle' Based on Foreign Trade, Development" (Pei-chi Chang, Andy Jo). (YLB)