苏明明，加拿大滑铁卢大学环境学院地理与环境管理专业博士，现任教于中国人民大学环境学院。主要从事遗产旅游、生态旅游和旅游政策管理方面的相关研究，作为负责人承担国家自然科学基金、教育部人文社会科学研究基金等科研项目，在Tounism Management，Joumal of Sustainable Tourism，Intemational Joumal of Tourism Research，Asia Pacific of Tourism Research．《旅游学刊》等国内外知名学术期刊发表十余篇论文。
目录
Chapter 1 Introduction 1.1 I An overview 1.2 Research Coals and Research Questions
Chapter 2 Conceptual Context 2.1 Defining Heritage 2.1.1 Definition of heritage 2.1.2 Chinese perspectives on heritage 2.1.3 Contestation of heritage 2.2 World Heritage Sites 2.2.1 Nomination of World Heritage Sites 2.2.2 Debate about the concept of World Heritage 2.2.3 Impacts of World Heritage on tourism 2.3 Relationships between Preservation and Tourism at World Heritage Sites 2.4 Important Considerations for Tourism and Preservation at World Heritage Sites 2.4.1 Stakeholder collaboration 2.4.2 Local community participation 2.4.3 Coordinating global and local relationships 2.5 Chinese Research on World Heritage tourism 2.5.1 Importance of World Heritage tourism studies in China 2.5.2 Research on World Heritage tourism in China 2.5.3 Major concems in tourism and preservation at World Heritage Sites in China 2.5.4 Areas to improve in World Heritage research in China 2.6 Chapter Summary
Chapter 3 The Context of World Heritage in China 3.1 World Heritage Sites in China 3.1.1 World Heritage sites in Beijing 3.2 The Great Wall of China 3.2.1 Introduction to the Creat Wall of China 3.2.2 The Great Wall of China as a World Heritage Site 3.3 Great Wall Sites in Beijing 3.3.1 Geographical features of Great Wall sites in Beijing 3.3.2 Tourism development status of Great Wall sites in Beijinf 3.3.3 Questionnaire survey on Beijing residents 3.4 Study Site Selection 3.5 Chapter Summary
Chapter 4 Research Methodology 4.1 Study Site 4.2 Data Collection Methods 4.2.1 Secondary data collection 4.2.2 Primary data collection 4.3 Methods of Data Analysis 4.4 Challenges and Limitations 4.5 Chapter Summary
Chapter 5 Badaling Great Wall 5.1 Badaling Great Wall and its neighborhood 5.2 Management structure 5.3 Heritage Protection 5.4 Tourism Development 5.5 Development Plans for Badaling Great Wall 5.6 Community participation 5.6.1 Small business operators 5.6.2 Site employees 5.6.3 Comparisons between small business operators and site employees 5.7 Chapter Summary
Chapter 6 Mutianyu Great Wall 6.1 Mutianyu Great Wall and Mutianyu Village 6.2 Management structure 6.3 Heritage Protection 6.4 Tourism Development 6.5 Development Plans for Mutianyu Great Wall 6.6 Community participation 6.6.1 International Residents in the Village 6.6.2 Small business operators 6.6.3 Mutianyu village residents 6.6.4 Site employees 6.6.5 Comparative discussion 6.7 Chapter Summary
Chapter 7 Comparison between Badaling and Mutianyu Great Wall 7.1 The Great Wall at Badaling and Mutianyu 7.2 Management Structure 7.3 Heritage Preservation 7.3.1 Current conditions of Great Wall at Badaling and Mutianyu 7.3.2 Funding resources 7.3.3 Impacts of World Heritage designation on Badaling and Mutianyu 7.4 Tourism Development 7.4.1 Transportation 7.4.2 On.site tourism facilities 7.4.3 Tourist numbers and capacities 7.4.4 Tourist behaviour 7.4.5 Tourism development 7.5 Plans for Development 7.5.1 Important position in district development 7.5.2 The expansion trend 7.5.3 Collaboration within each Great Wall cluster 7.5.4 Local attitudes toward the plans 7.6 Local Participation in Heritage Tourism 7.6.1 Discussion about local participation 7.6.2 Analysis of local participation 7.7 Questionnaire Survey at Badaling and Mutianyu 7.7.1 Comparison of small tourism business 7.7.2 Comparison of opinions of small business operators 7.8 Chapter Summary
Chapter 8 Discussion 8.1 Conceptual discussions 8.1.1 Scales of heritage：global and local 8.1.2 Multiple uses of heritage 8.2 Empirical implications 8.2.1 Stakeholder collaboration in heritage management 8.2.2 Local participation in heritage tourism 8.2.3 Revisiting plans for their perspectives on the local Communities 8.3 Chapter Summary
