Volume 12, Number 1
▮ Volume 12 #1 Introduction (pp. 8-12).
Chang Hoon Ko 
▮ Korean Cherry Trees and World Peace(pp. 13-16).
Peter Kuznick
▮ Sharing the Meanings and Contexts of Korean Provisional Democracy, Diplomacy and Asian Pacific Care approaches at the Grass Roots Level with Neo Generations (pp. 17-24).
Chang Hoon Ko, Martin Kang, Horim Kim
▮ Christianity and the March First Independence Movement (pp. 25-32).
Byung Soo Lee
▮ Real-Time Remote-Health Monitoring Systems: A Review on Patients with Chronic Diseases (pp. 33-36).
Jiwon Kim, Chulho Oak
▮ The Value of Jeju Island Biosphere Reserve as an Internationally Protected Area (pp. 37-50).
Byeongmu Kim
▮ A Study on the Establishment of a virtuous cycle of donation using NFT auction to promote Gotjawal's sharing (pp. 51-60).
Jong-Myoung Park, Hye-Young Ko, Kyung-Soo Hwang
▮ Culture and Arts Administration Governance for Blockchain-based Initiative (pp. 61-74).
Hye-Young Ko
▮ Kyong No Dang Model Research for the Elderly- Based on CCAI Model, Whitney Center Model, PASSi Model and Chongsu Kyong No Dang (pp. 75-92).
AeDuck Im, Chang Hoon Ko, Horim Kim, Hesung Chun Koh, Im Ja Choi
▮ Jeju-World_Peace-Island-Declaration(JWPID) and Peace-Island-Network-Organization(PINO) in the age of Artificial Intelligence (pp. 93-100).
Horim Kim, Yoo-seok Koh
Volume 12, Number 2
▮ Volume 12 #2 Introduction (pp. 104-106).
Chang Hoon Ko
▮ Environmental PeaceBuilding of Korean Cherry Trees Becomes 'ECOSYSTEM FOR PEACE.' (pp. 107-111).
Ignace Schops
▮ The Matters of Jeju King Cherry Trees' Secret: A Tiny Historical Injustice that is Connected to the Japanese Attitude Nowadays (pp. 113-116).
Kunihiko Yoshida
▮ Diplomacy Threads between Korean Provisional Government and Republic of Korea: Tolerance Priciples among Jeju 'Peace Cherry Trees', Ths First Korea Congress, and Busan UN Foreces Cemetery. (pp. 117-120).
Chang Hoon Ko, Jihee Kim, MuYeun Kim, Se jun IM
▮ Jeju World Peace Island Korean Peninsula Cruise: Planting the seeds of the Jeju King Cherry (pp. 121-123).
Cherry Grant McCall
▮ Working Toward a More Peaceful Tommorow - A Student's Perspective (pp. 125-127).
Joseph Jung