1st Edition
The Unfulfilled Promise of Public Housing in Seoul Dongja-dong and the Right to Live
Section I: The Intersection of Policy and Activism
1. Public Development of Seoul Station’s Jjokbang Enclave
Mun Young Cho, Myungbin Choi, Heungjun Kim, Minjae Kim, Chaeyoon Lee, Jiwon Lee, Yujin Lee, Jueun Seo
2. Reshaping Development Through Housing Rights Activism
Mun Young Cho, Kyuchul Hwang, Mihyun Kang, Chaeyoon Lee, Yubin Moon, Dongchan Park, Yejin Shin, Jihyeon Yun
Section II: Frictions Over Publicness
3. Evolving Networks of Publicness
Mun Young Cho, Myungbin Choi, Minjae Kim, Heungjun Kim, Chaeyoon Lee, Jiwon Lee, Yujin Lee, Jooeun Seo
4. “Buying is the Only Way to Succeed”
Jeyeon Ban, Mun Young Cho, Insun Hwang, Chaeyoon Lee, Hojae Lee, Jihyun Lim, Haemin Moon
Section III: The People of Dongja-dong
5. Who Counts as a Landlord?
Jeyeon Ban, Mun Young Cho, Insun Hwang, Chaeyoon Lee, Hojae Lee, Jihyun Lim, Haemin Moon
6. Homes Built by Jjokbang Residents
Yewon Bang, Mun Young Cho, Woohyang Kang, Jinha Kim, Myungjae Kim, Chaeyoon Lee, Kyungchan Park, Seoyeong Ryu, Chaewon Yoon
Afterword
Yewon Bang, Mun Young Cho, Woohyang Kang, Jinha Kim, Myungjae Kim, Chaeyoon Lee, Kyungchan Park, Seoyeong Ryu, Chaewon Yoon
Biography
Mun Young Cho is a Professor in the Department of Cultural Anthropology in Yonsei University, Seoul, South Korea.
Sandra Choe is the translator of this book and a member of the National Society of Professional Korean Translators.
