The foreign and international media studies section of the proceedings includes the following 11 papers: "The Contemporary Pacific Islands Press" (Suzanna Layton); "Cultural Domination and Sovereignty: The Development of European TV Quotas, 1981-89" (Ulf Jonas Bjork); "A Content Analysis of TV News in Saudi Arabia and Oman" (Abdulrahman I. Al-Habib); "Magazines in Latin America, 1990: Changing Economic and Political Environments" (Bruce Garrison and Michael B. Salwen); "Culture or Commerce: The European Community and 'Television without Frontiers'" (Claudette Guzan Artwick); "A Terrorist's Best Friend?: International Terrorism and the U.S. Weekly Newsmagazines" (Brad L. Rawlins); "Confrontation and Change: Reevaluating Soviet Media Theory" (Catherine Cassara); "Polish Media in the Age of Solidarity" (Leila R. Gray); "An Analysis of Cultural Values in Print Advertising in the United States and Great Britain" (Katherine Toland Frith and David Wesson); "Creative Strategies in American and Japanese Television Commercials: A Comparison" (Jyotika Ramaprasad and Kazumi Hasegawa); and "'Mass Line': The 'Living Soul' of 'Mao Zedong Thought' as the Foundation of China's Internal Media Policy" (Liqun Yan and Robert S. Kahan). (SR)