The International Communication Division section of the proceedings contains the following 21 papers: "The European Press and the Euro: Media Agenda-Setting in a Cross-National Environment" (Olaf Werder); "Factors Affecting the Internet Adoption by Thai Journalists: A Diffusion of Innovation Study" (Anucha Thirakanont and Thomas Johnson); "Linkages of International and Local News" (Gene Burd); "The Absence of Fairness in Two Philippine Newspapers" (Geri M. Alumit); "From Globalization to Localization: World's Leading Television News Broadcasters in Asia" (Yu-li Chang); "News Media Representation of the Yanomami Indians as a Reflection of the Ideal Audience" (Tania H. Cantrell); "Locating Asian Values in Asian Journalism: A Content Analysis of Web Newspapers" (Brian L. Massey and Arthur Chang); "Communicative Distance and Media Stereotyping in an International Context" (Deepak Prem Subramony); "The Relevance of Mass Communication Research in a Global Era: Localization Strategies of International Companies Entering India" (Geetika Pathania Jain); "Economic News: What's the Deal? Dutch Audience's Use and Interpretation of Economic Television and Print News" (Florann Arts); "Prospects and Limitations of World System Theory for Media Analysis: The Case of Middle East and North Africa" (Shelton A. Gunaratne); "The Image of Muslims as Terrorists in Major U.S. Newspapers" (Natalya Chernyshova); "Media Literacy and India's Ramayan in Nepal: Are TV Aesthetics Universal or Culture-Bound?" (Elizabeth Burch); "Between the Government and the Press: The Role of Western Correspondents and Government Public Relations in Reporting on the Middle East" (Mohammed el-Nawawy and James D. Kelly); "A Talking Nation, Not a Talking Individual: A New Order in Tanzania?" (Jyotika Ramaprasad); "McQuail's Media Performance Analysis and Post-Communist Broadcast Media: A Case Study of Broadcasting in Estonia" (Max V. Grubb); "Sovereignty, Alliance and Press-Government Relationship: A Comparative Analysis of Japanese and U.S. Coverage of Okinawa" (Mariko Oshiro and Tsan-Kuo Chang); "Government, Press and Advertising Revenue: Impact of the 27 October, 1987 Suspension of 'The Star's' License to Publish on 'The Star' and the Competing 'New Straits Times'" (Tee-Tuan Foo); "The Post-Cold War Bulgarian Media: Free and Independent at Last?" (Robyn S. Goodman); "Korean Environmental Journalists: How They Perceived A New Journalistic Role" (Jaeyung Park and Robert A. Logan); and "Manufacturing Consent of 'Crisis': A Content Analysis of the 'New York Times' Reporting on the Issue of North Korean Nuclear Weapon" (Oh-Hyeon Lee). (RS)