  The potential of polarized, high-luminosity, moderate-energy e+e- colliders
for performing unique measurements in fundamental QCD is described, with
particular reference to the proposed Super-B facility. An extensive programme
of 2-photon physics is proposed, focusing on measurements of the polarized
photon structure functions g1 and g2 and pseudoscalar meson transition
functions. The experimental requirements for Super-B to make the first
measurement of the first moment sum rule for the off-shell polarized photon
structure function g1(x,Q^2;K^2) are described in detail. Cross-section
formulae and experimental issues for investigations of NLO and higher-twist
effects in g1 and g2 together with exclusive 2-photon meson production are
presented. This programme of QCD studies complements the core mission of
Super-B as a high-luminosity B factory investigating flavour physics and rare
processes signaling new physics beyond the standard model.
