✍ Scribed by A. Schäfer
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During the last years much of the activity in QCD has shifted from the determination of parton distribution functions and cross sections in leading order to the investigation of more detailed questions. This development went along with an increased emphasis on semi-inclusive reactions. The vastness of the field and the many still poorly understood aspects are reflected in the great variety of the contributions to this parallel session, all of which are of significant importance for currently discussed issues. One of the major tasks for modern nuclear physics is to understand in greater depth the nature of what is usually defined rather vaguely as 'constituent quark'. If one aims at bridging the gap between perturbative QCD and more traditional nuclear physics, formulated in terms of nucleons, specific resonances and mesons, one is unavoidably lead to concepts which involve~pical momentum scale of 1 GeV respectively a typical distance scale of 0.2-0.3 fm. One of the central questions is how one has to interpret these correlations and how to build phenomenological models incorporating them.
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