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A Sense of Place and Belonging Charlotte Eliopoulos Though Ethiopians see Rastafari as

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Though Ethiopians see Rastafari as immigrants

President American Federation of Teachers Washington

as does Yankee Jim

through real-life single and multiple case studies

arguably its father

A Sense of Place and Belonging Charlotte Eliopoulos Though Ethiopians see Rastafari asA Sense of Place and Belonging examines a marginalized society, Chiang Tung (Keng Tung) in the Eastern Shan State of Myanmar, between the dominant cultures of the Burmese, Chinese, and Siamese Thai. Chiang Tung sits at the historic borderland known as the Golden Triangle, an area marked by drug trade, human trafficking, and civil war. Hiding a glorious literary and visual cultural tradition from the fourteenth century, Chiang Tung is remarkable for

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