Articles in this theme issue of the journal, devoted to the subject of languages in the workplace, include: "Language Use in International Research" (Eugene Garfield, Alfred Welljams-Dorof); "The Foreign Language Needs of U.S.-Based Corporations" (Carol S. Fixman); "Foreign Language Use Among International Business Graduates" (Richard D. Lambert); "The Foreign Language Needs of U.K.-Based Corporations" (Nigel B. R. Reeves); "Foreign Language Acquisition in European Management Education" (Robert Crane); "Developing Competitive Skill: How American Businesspeople Learn Japanese" (Bernice A. Cramer); "Language Training and Beyond: The Case of Japanese Multinationals" (Rosalie L. Tung); "Foreign Language Needs in the U.S. Government" (Ray T. Clifford, Donald C. Fisher, Jr.);"International Education for Engineers: A Working Model" (Howard L. Wakeland); "The Translation Profession in the United States Today" (Deanna Lindberg Hammond); "Interpretation in the United States" (Wilhelm K. Weber); and "Bilingualism in the Workplace" (Mary E. McGroarty). Book reviews and publication announcements are also included. (MSE)