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Chapter 1: Introduction: The Topdong Problem 17
Chapter 2 Background: Shared Waters, Reclamation, and Coastal Reconstruction 45
Chapter 3: Approach Theory: Jeju Development System, Frontier Coasts, and Infrastructure 67
Chapter 4: The Prototypical Structure of Korean Public Waters Reclamation: Colonial Rule and the Introduction of the Public Waters System 91
Chapter 5: Before the First Tapdong Reclamation: The History of Korean Public Waters Reclamation and Some Jeju Cases 107
Chapter 6: First Tapdong Shared Water Surface Reclamation 127
Chapter 7: The Context of the Topdong Movement: Historical Changes in Political Opportunity 143
Chapter 8: Second Tapdong Landfill Plan, License, Consent, and Allegations of Manipulation 157
Chapter 9: The Emergence of the Tapdong Movement: The Link Between Recognition of the Rights of the Common Resource System and the Struggle for Solidarity 167
Chapter 10: Reclaiming the Tapdong Development Profits: A Pan-City Movement and the Struggle to Expand the Rights of the Common Resource System 191
Chapter 11: Demobilization of the Topdong Movement, the End of Landfill, and the Movement's Results 215
Chapter 12: The Tapdong Movement and its Unfinished Legacy: Advocacy of the Right to "Resident-led Development" and its Integration with the Jeju Development System (227)
Chapter 13: After the Agreement: The Restoration of the Byeongmuncheon Stream, the Disaster, and the Repeated Restoration 241
Chapter 14: Transformation of Development Systems and Changes in Public Water Reclamation Patterns 257
Chapter 15: After the Second Tapdong Reclamation (1): Dodudong Reclamation Project, Public Development, and the Government as a Structural Real Estate Speculator 277
Chapter 16: After the Second Tapdong Landfill (2): The Stalemate of the Iho Landfill Project and the Jeju Development System, and the Neglect of the Landfill Site 293
Chapter 17: After the Second Tapdong Reclamation (3): Reclamation of the Gangjeong Naval Base and Shared Waters 313
Chapter 18: After the Second Tapdong Reclamation (4): Small-Scale Reclamation for the Development of Porakji and Coastal Roads 331
Chapter 19: Disaster Risk Areas: Recurring Disasters and the Re-definition of Topdong 343
The 20th Third Tapdong Shared Water Reclamation Plan and the Jeju New Port Project 355
Chapter 21: Tidal Greening and the Intertidal Zone: The Rapid Changes in Jeju's Coastal Conditions and the Challenges of Initiating Regeneration and Restoration 375
Chapter 22: Conclusion: The Historical Transformation of the Tapdong Issue and the New Inheritance of the Tapdong Movement's Legacy 395

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