Volume 6, Number 1
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Reparations: The Problem of Social Dominance (pp. 11-20).
Carlton Waterhouse 
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An Island Approach to the Territorial Disputes over the Senkaku / Diaoyu / Tiaoyutai
Islands (pp. 21-34).
Hiroshi Kakazu
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Coastal Community Mobilization in the Aftermath of Man-made Disasters: A Case
Study of Florida Gulf Coast Community Responses after the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil
Spill in the USA (pp. 35-42).
Angela B. Lindsey and Muthusami Kumaran
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Christianity and Moon-Young Lees Public Administration
- Centering on the Understanding of the Reformation - (pp. 43-56).
Moon Kee Kim
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The Evolution of the Growth First Belief and the Unequal Society: In Search of
Conversions in the Role of Public Administration(PA) (pp. 57-62).
Kyung Won Lee
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A comparative evaluation of main cruise ports in Korea, China and Japan in Northeast
Asia (pp. 63-70).
Jeong Cheol Yang
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Two-Tiered English Education in Jeju (pp. 71-78).
Mi-Sun Kim
Volume 6, Number 2
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Moon-Young Lee's Transcendence Ethics in Conflict Management (pp. 99-108).
Hun Myoung Park
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I-20 and Nissology (pp. 109-114).
Grant McCall
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Study of Integrated Management Plan of UNESCO International Protected Area (pp. 115-124).
Kwon Oh Kang
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The Triple Knot of Long-Term Care in the United States: Long-Term Care financing, Delivery and Workforce Policy (pp. 125-131).
Robyn Stone
Volume 6, Number 3
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Volume 6 #3 Introduction (pp. 144-146).
Chang Hoon Ko
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Estimating Electrical Energy Consumed by Electric Vehicles Penetration to realize a Carbon-free Jeju Island (pp. 147-150).
Su-wan Kim, Ankhzaya Baatarbileg, Gae-myoung Lee
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Jeju 4.3: Planetary Consciousness and Psychosocial Process for Social Healing and Reconciliation (pp. 151-160).
Roy Tamashiro
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Authentic 4.3 Jeju Tragedy Reconciliation as a symbol of Peace in Asia: A Collection of Writings (pp. 161-166).
Bishop Peter U-il Kang
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Actualization of Reparation, Reconciliation and Reconnection Agenda for the Jeju 4.3 Grand Tragedy (pp. 167-175).
Chang Hoon Ko with Yoon-kyung Yang, Young-soo Yang, Ho-jin Kang and Young-jun Yang
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A Study on the Ways to Expand 'Tolerance' in a Multicultural Society- focused on Jeju Island (pp. 177-185).
Seong-hwa Moon
Volume 6, Number 4
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Volume 6 #4 Introduction (pp. 192-194).
Chang Hoon Ko
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Recognition and Respnsibility: The Moral Relevance of Pre-UN History to the Jeju Tragedy (pp. 195-201).
Hope Elizabeth May
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"American Responsibility and the Massacres in Cheju," at Conference on Overcoming the Past: Healing and Reconciliation - Cheju and the World in Comparison (pp. 203-209).
Bruce Cumings
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Jeju 4.3 Grand Tragedy during 'peacetime' Korea, is ripe for repair in both USA ans S. Korea simultaneously as one of UNESCO World Program of Memory (pp. 211-215).
Chang Hoon Ko, Ho-jin Kang, and Jihee Kim
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Tragic Education: An Introductory Investigation into Various Education Policies Concerning Tragedy (pp. 217-226).
Michael Saxton
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Is it Possible to denuclearize North Korea? (pp. 227-238).
Jong Seok Park
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The Influence of language learning on learners' identities: English language learners in Jeju (pp. 239-246).
Mi-sun Kim