1-1. Managing Cairo's Cultural Heritage, in a City of Crafts and Trades (Abdul － Razik Elham/Egypt)

    1-2. Adovocacy of Vista-Heritage——the Important Role of Viewing to Mountain for Setting in Japan (Akasaka,          Makoto/Japan)

    1-3. Plaidoyer Pour Une reponse Claire et determinee Aux defis Culturels D'Un Monde globalise (Barthelemy          Jean/Belgium)

    1-4. Dealing With the Historic Cores of “Swollen Cities”: Notes from the Brazilian Perspective (Betina          Adams/Brazil)

    1-5. The Protection of the Settings of Archaeological Sites in Scotland (Black Mairi/UK)

    1-6. Environmental Protection of Cultural Heritage Sites in the Progress of Building An international          Metropolis (Chen      Xiejun/China)

    1-7. Chaotic Boundaries in Khmer Heritage (Daniel R. Davenport/Australia)

    1-8. An Approach for Defining, Assessment and Documentation of Cultural Heritage on Multi-Layered Cities,Case          of Bergama(Pergamon) – Turkey (Demet Ulusoy Binan, Can Binan/Turkey)

    1-9. Respecting Country – from Blue Mountains to Opera House (Domicelj Joan/Australia)

    1-10. A Comprehensive Analysis of the Natural and Cultural Settings of the Landscape Architecture in the          Roman City of  Jerash “Gerasa” “the Revival of the Natural and Cultural Settings” (El-Khalill          Mohammad/Jordan)

    1-11. Is there Such a Thing as a Historic Setting in the 21 St Century Metropolis? - St John'S Heritage Area          , a Case   Study (Fill Barbara/New Zealand)

    1-12. Cultural Sensitivity towards Intangible Values in Monuments and Sites - a Comparison Between Eastern          Asian and      Western Countries (Fu Chao- Ching/China(Taiwan))

    1-13. The Cultural Heritage for the Man (Genovese Rosa Anna/Italy)

    1-14. Setting Factors and Judging Standards of World Cultural Heritage (Guo Zhan/China)

    1-15. The Setting of the forbidden City and Its Protection (Jin Hongkui/China)

    1-16. Defining Architectural Conservation Project Boundaries; Lessons from Four Examples (John H.Stubbs/USA)

    1-17. City Lakes as Heritage Settings; West Lake , Hangzhou and Lake Burley Griffin , Canberra (Juliet Ramsay           /Australia)

    1-18. Fundamental Thoughts Concerning Conserving Cultural Heritage and Its Authenticity in the Course of Time           and inevitable Changes of Its Setting (Jung Jin-Ho/Korea)

    1-19. The Issue on Evaluation of Value System and Protection to the Features of Extant Non-Top Famous Cities           and Towns in China (Li Hongguang,Liu Yuqing/China)

    1-20. Three Layers of Heritage Site Setting Protection (Li Hongyan/China)

    1-21. Impact of Land Tenure Transformation on Physical Development of Drum-Tower Muslim District, Xi'An China           (Li Hongyan/China)

    1-22. Setting, Skyline and Surroundings. The Iconological Turn of Urban Realities (Lipp Wilfried/Austria)

    1-23. The Changing “Rural” Setting of Hong Kong's New Territories in the 20th Century (Lung Ping － Yee           David,Lee Ho －      Yin,Chow Tsz － Yue Enphemia/China(Hong Kong))

    1-24. Macau, An intangible Heritage (Miguel Brito Correia/Portugal)

    1-25. ‘Setting' in Cultural Heritage Conservation in Thailand (Nastuko Akagawa/China(Macau)) (Sirisrisak             Tiamsoon/Thailand)

    1-26. Modern Era and Postwar Landscapes : Significance of Place Through Balance of Impact and Change                    (Normandin Kyle  C./USA)

    1-27. Le tissu est un milieu en soi , sa transformation est un processus permanent (Nourissier Gilles/France)

    1-28. Everything That Gives Birth Is Chaotic: Reflections on the Wider Approach to Setting (Okawa                    Naomi/Japan)

    1-29. Du Patrimoine Au Territoire: Paris Dans Son agglomeration (Olivier Godet/France)

    1-30. Intellectual Context of Monuments and Sites in their Setting (Tomaszewski Anddrzej/Poland)

    1-31. The Methodology for Distinguished Development of Positioning the Natural and Cultural Heritage Within           Space (tom ?  ic Daniela/Slovenia)

    1-32. Similarities and Differences in the Conservation and Settings of the Great Wall in China and the Limes           Romanus as   Listed and Planned World Heritage Sites (Visy Zsolt/Hungary)

    1-33. The Evolution of “Cultural Heritage” in international Law (Von ruetzschier       Werner/Germany)

    1-34. Understanding, Protecting and Celebrating the Settings of Monuments and Sites (Walker                    Meredith/Australia)

    1-35. The Peservation of the intangible Cultural Heritage in Kenya:Prospects and Challenges (Wandibba           Simiyu/Kenya)

    1-36. On the Settings of Prehistorical Sites of Ancient China Zhengzhou Civic institution of Cultural Relic           and  Archaeology (Wang Wenhua/China)

    1-37. On the Concept of Setting: a View Based on China's theory and Practice of Cultural Heritage                    Conservation (Xu  Songling/China)

    1-38. Connotation and Preservation Principle of Setting of Monuments and Sites (Yu Xiaochuan/China)

    1-39. How Could We Bear With the Damage to Culture (Yue Yu/China)

    1-40. Conserving the Comprehensive Image of Natural Settings for World Heritage Sites: a Case of the
          Yu-Long-Xue-Shan Snow   Mountain as the Landmark for the Old Town of Lijiang andmark for the Old Town           of Lijiang(Zhang Tianxin i/china)  (Yamamura Takayosh iii /Japan)(Yosuke Fujiki iii /Jap