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In this issue of your Journal of your Japanese Society on Illfbrmation and Knowledge,Iwish to highlight he great changes that occurred in the Iast fifty years. As the history of Science and [[eehnology did not begin during that period, I want to underline the characteristics of the classical approaches to Science, resulting from a long history of pragmatic and intellectual contributions, The 19th century introduced numerous changes in our knowledge whose effects converged in the present Infbrmation Revolution which is, in reality, a Knowledge Revolution. After a first section on ST aspects, I think it proper to elaborate on the structural changes in Infbrmation Circulation, first within the ST community and then in the world at large, via the present and future communicatien frameworks. Both the ST world and the real world ha;ve changed dramatically. Still greater evolution is to be expected and, in this evolving situation, it is interesting to examine the future role of CODATA, its goals in ST proper and at regional and national levels.

DATA, INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE (DIK) : Challenges in a Changing Society