This collection of essays addresses various aspects of the role of community colleges in international relations and trade. The volume contains: (1) "The Community College: An International Institution," by Wayne O'Sullivan; (2) "Building an International Agenda: An International Education Conference," by Julia Ribley and Clyde M. Sakamoto; (3) "Improving International Business Education: A Report on Curricular Innovation," by Barbara Bradford Davis; (4) "Higher Education, Business and Government: A United Effort to Develop Oregon's International Business," by Mathilda E. Harris; (5) "The Business and International Education Program of the Department of Education," by Susanna C. Easton; (6) "Community Resources for International Business Programs," by Lynda Icochea; (7)"Information Resources for International Business: A Cooperative Initiative between Education and Industry," by David Fiifi Sam and Lawrence H. Rubly; (8) "Overview of Community College Business and International Education Program Grantees, 1985-86," by Susanna C. Easton; (9) "Beyond Entry-Level: International Service-Learning, Business, and the World," by Howard A. Berry; (10) "Expanding the Sister City Concept: Boston/Strasbourg Student Exchange," by Brenda S. Robinson; (11) "Building the International Dimension of Your Campus: The USIA (U.S. Information Agency) International Visitor Program and Other Resources," by Sherry Mueller Norton; (12) "Planning and Implementing an International Technical Workshop," by Ernest W. Maurer; (13) "Small Colleges and International Business Education: A Consortial Perspective," by William Gleason and Nancy Hazelwood; (14) "International Education in Florida: A Decade of Progress," by William Greene; (15) "The Illinois Consortium for International Studies," by Art Adams; and (16) "Convergence: Predictable Phenomenon in International Business Education," by Clyde M. Sakamoto. (LAL)