Rebecca Corn
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- Reader
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- Law, International Relations, Political Philosophy, Telecomms and Environmental Engineering
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- Cambridge
- College
- Pembroke
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- Law
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- United Kingdom
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- Cambridge
- Previous Universities
- University of Wales, Aberystwyth
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- http://www.rebeccacorn.com
- RESEARCH INTERESTS
- Political Philosophy, International Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, International Relations Theory, Land Law, BioEngineering and Environmental Design
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- My Publications
Corn, R. (2006) ‘As I Sit on the bus this morning: Perspectives on a Crisis’
16th December 2006Corn, R. (2006) “A Failure to Act” in Comment,
The Guardian, 18th October 2006Corn, R. (2006) “Shouting
for the Students” in Education
Guardian, 17th May 2006
Corn, R. (2005) ‘NGOs and
the 1994 Genocide in Rwanda:
Is a Politicized Response More Appropriate?’ in Global Critics, Vol.1, No.1 (www.globalcritics.com)
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The space is
dark and very small, not much bigger than the crouching figure cowering
inside.Four walls just touch a brutally bare skin shivering next to their oppression, searching for meaning in unforgiving hardness.
Cold.
Damp.
Disembodied silence.
Bereft.
A mind reels inside its imprisoned place, clawing
at memory, at time and space and reason, desperately searching for
silent order where there is only fear; a white noise of hopeless chaos.What time is it? Will they bring me my clothes back? Will anyone get me
out of here? Am I strong enough for this?Why?
Why?
Why?
...my reason for being is the fact behind these imgaginings, whilst such utter crazyness still exists.
My passion is humanity, the planet and its rhythms - living in tune and listening to what is as yet unheard. I am fanatical
about the utility of expression, communication, respect and purpose. Most of all I am working for both the idea and reality of access to human dialogue, and one day hope to understand why we give voice to those with the power to effect, and not to those affected.Right now, I am studying the Senior Status law degree at Cambridge and continueing to work on my own theoretical project, writing here and there when afforded the opportunity, and of course playing sax and shouting loud from the mount whenever necessary.
I am enjoying my own personal journey through a maze of possibility, searching for my own voice in the dialogue.
