| 1. | The diversity of communication styles and communication patterns from a cultural perspective |
| 2. | Differeneces in the goal of and in the expectations toward communication |
| 3. | Asian perspectives on communication theory: China, Korea, Japan (Kincaid) |
| 4. | The Impact of Confucianism on Interpersonal relationships and Communication Patterns in East Asia (Yum) |
| 5. | Japanese communication: language and thought in context (Maynard) |
| 6. | Japanese communication in global context (Maynard) |
| 7. | Japanese international self-expression (Sato) |
| 8. | Characteristics of Japanese group performance (Sato) |
| 9. | Questioning and answering the Japanese way (Sakamoto-Naotsuka) |
| 10. | Questioning and answering the Western way (Sakamoto-Naotsuka) |
| 11. | Silence and silences in cross-cultural perspective (Ishii-Bruneau) |
| 12. | Intercultural Personhood: An integration of Eastern and Westerns Perspectives (Kim) |
| 13. | The influence of communication patterns on education: different teaching and learning strategies |
| 14. | Towards the globalization of communication styles in international settings |