Abstract
My theme is the dynamic relationship between technologically more and less advanced countries: past, present and future. I have chosen this theme because I believe it is destined to become the central issue for the advanced industrial countries in both international and domestic affairs over, say, the next half century; and its wise handling will be critical to the maintenance and consolidation of peace. I have also chosen this subject because it seemed appropriate to the professional career of Albert Kervyn: his interests, and, above all, to the ethical and moral commitments he brought to that career.
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