Rangwala, Glen
Glen Rangwala trained as a political theorist in Cambridge, UK, switched to the study of international law, and then returned to Cambridge to complete a doctorate in political and legal rhetoric in the Arab Middle East. His specific interest is in Palestinian politics from 1967 to 1977, and the rhetorical relations between the West Bank resident population and the leadership of the Palestinian resistance movement in exile. He is also published on a number of other themes, including international humanitarian law, comparative human rights law, Iraq and nuclear weapons.
In between the academic work, he helps run the Campaign Against Sanctions on Iraq (based in Cambridge, UK) and Arab Media Watch. He was the project director of the Movement for the Advancement of International Criminal Law (now dormant) during the NATO bombardment of Yugoslavia in 1999. Some of his more mundane reference notes on the Middle East are also available on-line http://middleeast.reference.users.btopenworld.com/
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