  This summary is organized in four parts. In the first part results in the
electroweak theory are discussed, including precision tests of the Standard
Model. The second part deals with recent results in QCD, focusing on areas
where meaningful comparisons between theory and experiment are possible. The
third part summarizes some of the salient technical progress in studying
two-loop radiative effects in a variety of contexts, as well as progress made
in calculating radiative corrections in the LEP 200 region. Finally, in the
fourth part, a discussion of the effects of radiative corrections, both as a
result of new physics and in new energy regimes, is presented focusing on their
future experimental implications.
