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Progress in international standardization work in the field of documentation has been steady, if not spectacular. Since the war, there have been five meetings of Technical Committee 46 (Documentation) of the International Organization for Standardization—The Hague (1948), Ascona (1950), Rome (1951), Copenhagen (1952) and Brussels (1954)—but much of the real work has been done by correspondence and in special meetings of working parties.

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