Volume 4, Number 1

▮ What's Next?:A Joint United States and Sonth Korea Jeju 4.3 Tragedy Task Force to Further Implement Recommendations and Foster Comprehensive and Enduring "Social Healing Through Justice" (pp. 9-18).
Eric K. Yamamoto and Miyoko Pettit

▮ An Unfinished Task of Truth Finding of Cheju Mass Killing Under US Occupation in Peace time 1947 to 1949 (pp. 19-26).
Sang Soo Hur

▮ An Island Conservation Model of Jeju Haenyeso Cohabitation with Nature in an Age of the Coastal Pollution (pp. 27-46).
Chang Hoon Ko et al.

▮ Study of Landscape Damage by Constructing a Cable-car on Halla Mountain (pp. 47-56).
Taeil Kim

▮ Utilizing Immigrants to Jeju Island as a Growth Engine for Local Development (pp. 57-72).
In-Sung Kim et al.

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Volume 4, Number 2

▮ Roles of NGOs in Addrssing the Climate Change Cisis in Coastal Regions and Islands (pp. 9-20).
Muthusami Kumaran

▮ Green Community 'the International Green Island Forum Corporation'and Birth of Carbon Free Island 'Gapado' (pp. 21-44).
Kyung-ja Hur

▮ A Study on Restoration Plans of Jeju Hanon Maar Crater (pp. 45-82).
Keith Bowers et al.

▮ A Study on the Improvement of the Intention for Revisit and Recommendation of Harbor Duty Free Store Customer (pp. 83-94).
KyoungGuk Roh et al.

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Volume 4, Number 3

▮ Strategies and Directions for Sustainable Tourism (pp. 11-18).
Sunmi Shin and Byungseol Byun

▮ The Significance of the Formation and Migration History of the Jeju Japanese People during the Japanese Occupation (pp. 19-32).
Kyung Won Lee

▮ Jeju haenyo spreading through Asia (pp. 33-44).
Mi Koh

▮ Sustainability of Common-pool Resource Management by Communities (pp. 45-58).
Kyeong-Min Kang

▮ A Study on the possibility of Haenyeo as a Sustainable Profession with Social Security to keep tangible and intangible heritage of Haenyeo community (pp. 59-70).
AeDuck Im

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