  Various aspects of physics at LEP 2 are reviewed from a phenomenological
point of view. We first discuss the search for Higgs bosons, which might be
relatively light if indications from the precision electroweak data and
supersymmetry are correct. Then WW physics is discussed, with particular
emphasis on the problems in measuring mW by the kinematic reconstruction of
events with purely hadronic final states. Finally, possible manifestations of
supersymmetry are reviewed, comparing different scenarios for the lightest
supersymmetric particle, which may or may not be stable. Possible scenarios for
R violation at HERA and future searches for supersymmetry at the LHC are also
mentioned briefly.
