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Prof., Cultural sustainability in urban management Ref.: 336
AUTHORS (*Main author)
SO, Jin Kwang
* (Viet Nam)
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Hanoi Architectural University
ABSTRACT
In no other era than the last quarter of 20th Century, sustainability in human civilization has been open to doubt more. Industrialization
process had been thought to make human beings more prosperous forever, and scientific development has been regarded as to enable
human society to solve, mitigate or overcome those problems brought about by human activities. In addition, new technology has been
always expected to create `Better World' for the next generations. But some new technology, very often, worked contrary to our expectation,
and even threatened the only one human nest-the earth. Up to the last quarter of 20th Century, there had been no time when various ethnic
groups had common interests each other about their destination for the future. In this context, sustainable development (hereafter SD)
began to intervene in all the issues in human society. REFERENCES
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12th International Seminar of Forum UNESCO - University and Heritage
Theme: "Historic Urban Landscapes. A new concept? A new category of World Heritage Sites?"
Hanoi Architectural University - Hanoi - Vietnam. 5 - 10 April 2009. copyright©2009,
UPV. All rights reserved.