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09/27/2012 | Death CultTournament: GSU | Round: | Opponent: | Judge: People are aware of the possibility of nuclear war; they are aware of the | |
09/27/2012 | Elections v. Decentralized RenewablesTournament: GSU | Round: 2 | Opponent: Emory DS | Judge: Obama will win by a narrow margin Additional renewables spending draws attention to Solyndra Solyndra secures undecided, disillusioned voters for Romney Romney win causes China-bashing – causes a trade war Mitt Romney says America is at war with China — a “trade war” That goes nuclear While this conflict is unresolved, the shadow of a trade war looms. Some Highest probability—spike in relations causes war China in 2011 is even more clearly a danger equal to or greater than the Independently, increased pressure on China destroys relations—key to NK prolif, disease, Asia war, and terrorism—solves every extinction risk We find ourselves at a transitional moment in the global order. China, long Solyndra hasn’t gotten outside the beltway Prolonged fight key Small changes in perceptions of the president could flip the race Voters who think Obama sucked but like him are key The race has been stable because of Obama’s personal popularity Empirics prove That’s what’s driven his post-convention lead Undecided voters breaking for Obama now Voters are tuning in for the first time Explains why voters haven’t heard about Solyndra, but would now If you've been paying “No more Solyndras” didn’t get press attention Passage is key to media coverage Causes a trade war Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is looking at ways to increase pressure on China over Worst trade war ever! Oilprice.com: In regards to presidential elections, how do you think energy Vowed for the first day in office In the US, the growing partisan rancour over China policy was captured in a First day Just for fun, however, what if all those campaign words did matter? Overall foreign policy stance Understanding Romneys Approach to China Romneys public pronouncements predominantly target the ways that Chinese practices Mr Romney and his campaign responded by arguing that he wasn't managing Bain after 1999 Relations are stable now—new pressure on China undermines cooperation—triggers a laundry list of impacts In contrast, the Obama administration’s approach is steady, clear-eyed, and Xi’s visit proves relations will become strong now, but renewed competition causes a crisis Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping’s visit next week is an opportunity for the man who | |
09/27/2012 | Venture Capital DA v. Decentralized RenewablesTournament: GSU | Round: 2 | Opponent: Emory DS | Judge: For many investors, that change means shifting funds from capital-intensive alternative- Plan reverses that trend—causes capital diversion 3. Mal-investments Loan guarantee programs can also have an impact on the Key to econ Upgrades are Key to American Competitiveness¶ The leadership of the PMAs is critically important Extinction The second scenario, called Mayhem and Chaos, is the opposite of the first | |
09/27/2012 | States CPTournament: GSU | Round: | Opponent: | Judge: Washington is again paralyzed and pulling back on clean energy economic development. New funding The States CP is the topic Questions about energy production and consumption are acquiring renewed urgency in the 21st Century. Turns decision-making—policy decisions lack meaning if they ignore the states’ role New Yorkers are “spilling blood” - in the metaphorical sense suggested above - CP is real world The governors of the 50 states, 3 territories, and 2 commonwealths have adopted Multi-state cooperation on energy issues solves all their offense The benefits of decentralized sub-national government action can be substantial. There are State policies are a better signal for investors
State policies better for biz con—they have a proven method of working with all stakeholders Climate policy by state But the states have far more to offer. They also | |
09/27/2012 | AT: WarmingTournament: GSU | Round: | Opponent: | Judge: First, climate change does not threaten the survival of the human species.5 CO2 isn’t key ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor Richard Lindzen, Natural variability explains warming trends In a game-changing paper published in the online version of Nature Climate Change Especially solar system dynamics On secular, millenarian and larger time scales astronomical oscillations and solar changes drive climate Negative feedbacks stop runaway warming According to Lindzen and Choi, all 11 models employed in the IPCC‘s Warming is slow—land use and industrialization explain their data AND are alt causes Numerous studies have shown that land-use change, such as urbanization, removal Low threshold for our defense—uncertainty disproves the need for action, takes out their impacts, and means you should vote neg on presumption To say that modeling the climate for long-term predictions is difficult given the Experts agree His views deviate sharply from those of most experts, who don't view climate change Previous temperature spikes disprove the impact Research from locations around the world reveal a significant period of elevated air temperatures that CO2 isnt key to warming—most qualified sources, empirical data, and common sense confirm that CO2 can only force atmospheric changes on a small scale—that’s Watts. Their evidence is overhyped and based on unverifiable feedbacks Based on the Stefan-Boltzmann law, the IPCC derives the climate sensitivity of Most comprehensive data set shows minimal CO2 forcing Working with 2249 globally-distributed monthly temperature records covering the period 1906-2005 Their models overestimate the CO2 forcing effect—confluence of data proves it’s very small Our study also suggests that, in current coupled atmosphere ocean¶ models, the The warming consensus is engineered and overly-politicized—consensus doesn’t prove scientific accuracy—you should throw out author indicts because they shut down deliberation For many years, attempts to encourage debate on global warming science or policy have | |
09/27/2012 | Warming GoodTournament: GSU | Round: | Opponent: | Judge: In introducing their recent paper in Science, Maestre et al. (2012) CO2 boosts plant performance and prevents mass starvation—avoids extinction Regarding the first of these requirements, Tilman et al. note that in many Causes food wars and extinction The biggest threat to global stability is the potential for food crises in poor countries Water and land constraints will cause Chinese food insecurity and domestic instability—long-term yield boosts are key Once chronically short of food, China now produces 95 percent of the staples ( Nuclear war Adaptation solves their turns, but not CO2 shortages An enlightening reality check on these doomsday scenarios was provided by Le Roux and McGeoch In an impressive and enlightening review of the subject, Willis and MacDonald (2011 BUT—adaptation doesn’t solve CO2 shortages—the best empirical evidence confirms our theory and disproves their answers In an illuminating Commentary article in a recent issue of New Phytologist, Tissue and CO2 is a negative feedback—prevents catastrophic warming All else being equal, their conclusion might be correct. However, ―all CO2 key to rice growth—necessary for food security Shimono et al. (2010) write, ―by 2050, the world CO2 outweighs drought on balance Maraldo et al. report their experimentally imposed warming had no significant impact on enchytraeid Boosts photosynthesis and biomass production by 70% The authors write that "at the peak of the last glacial period, atmospheric Prefer our evidence—CO2 fert needs to be evaluated in terms of specific crops Our meta-analysis showed that while elevated CO2 tends to lower the concentration of | |
09/27/2012 | DOD Trade-off DATournament: GSU | Round: 4 | Opponent: Wake CV | Judge: The Fiscal Year (FY) 2013 defense budget currently being debated in Congress is Nuclear is uniquely cost-prohibitive—massive cost overruns The likely cost of electricity for a new generation of nuclear reactors would be 12 Plan causes massive tradeoffs undermining the military budget With multiple wars ongoing, traditional threats looming, and new ones emerging, the Resourced strategic guidance key to overall hegemony, and Asia and Middle East stability On Thursday, President Barack Obama and his top defense advisers unveiled new strategic guidance Asia conflict likely and goes nuclear war Few if any experts think China and Taiwan, North Korea and South Korea, | |
09/27/2012 | ARPA-E CPTournament: GSU | Round: 4 | Opponent: Wake CV | Judge: The Department of Defense should only procure energy that is cost competitive. ARPA-E can spur energy tech innovation for military application—leads to DoD adoption In addition to fostering stronger linkages between government-funded research centers and private sector | |
11/09/2012 | T- Restrictions 1NCTournament: GSU | Round: Finals | Opponent: | Judge: The United States argued that Canada had failed to demonstrate that it effectively restricted domestic The plan changes how energy is produced, rather than restricting how much is produced This conflation ruins the topic:
FERS began with the recognition that federal energy policy must result from concerted efforts in 2. Precision: Only direct prohibition is a restriction – key to predictability 2. It promotes multidirectionality, destroying topic coherence | |
11/09/2012 | Neoliberalism K- 1NCTournament: GSU | Round: Finals | Opponent: | Judge: The mainstream discourse on nuclear power rarely takes up the question of how the global Apocalyptic scenario planning in energy policy is bankrupt WEO 2010 projections are framed by a geography that reifies the world as six overlapping The IDEOLOGICAL commitment to energy producivism key to consumption -causes tech positivism, ecoinjustice and neoliberal expansionism - EXTINCTION “Living Well”: Growth Without End Since the industrial revolution, social progress has Reject the aff’s neoliberal ideology – energy debates should focus on CRITIQUE of broad structures INSTEAD of producitivist fixes, even if they win some truth claims Since this book represents a critique of alternative energy, it may seem an unlikely | |
11/09/2012 | Venture Capitalist Disad- 1NCTournament: | Round: | Opponent: | Judge: For many investors, that change means shifting funds from capital-intensive alternative- Nuclear trades off with smart grid venture capital—that collapses the industry Global experience of nuclear construction shows a tendency of cost overruns and delays. The Turns heg Upgrades are Key to American Competitiveness¶ The leadership of the PMAs is critically important | |
11/09/2012 | Restrictions CP vs SMRs- 1NCTournament: | Round: | Opponent: | Judge: The United States federal government should ban subsidies for nuclear power production. The CP levels the energy playing field Reduce, not expand, subsidies to the nuclear power industry. Public subsidies to Bubble DA—high costs mean no large-scale commercialization, which takes out every aff advantage—and more subsidies boost cost overruns by increasing reactor complexity and scale—that makes the industry unsustainable A decade and half after the start of the commercial deployment of nuclear reactors in Accidents DA—subsidies cause fast and risky nuclear construction without safety upgrades—causes meltdowns that destroy the industry Because operating costs account for a much smaller share of levelized costs than do capital Extinction Without continous monitoring and guaranteed water flow, the thousands of tons of radioactive rods | |
11/09/2012 | 1NC FrameworkTournament: | Round: | Opponent: | Judge:
2. “USFG should” means the debate is solely about a policy established by governmental means B. They claim to win the debate for reasons other than the desirability of topical action C. You should vote negative: Decisionmaking—debate over a controversial point of action creates argumentative stasis—that’s key to avoid a devolution of debate into competing truth claims Debate is a means of settling differences, so there must be a difference of Decisionmaking is the most portable skill—key to all facets of life and advocacy After several days of intense debate, first the United States House of Representatives and Dialogue. Debate’s critical axis is a form of dialogic communication within a confined game space. Unbridled affirmation outside the game space makes research impossible and destroys dialogue in debate Debate games are often based on pre-designed scenarios that include descriptions of issues Dialogue is critical to affirming any value—shutting down deliberation devolves into totalitarianism and reinscribes oppression Bakhtin viewed the whole process of “ideological” (in the sense of Decisionmaking skills and engagement with the state energy apparatus prevents energy technocracy and actualizes radical politics During this phase, the citizen initiative attempted to overcome its defensive posture and implement Environment justice must be approached through CONCRETE POLICY analysis that WEIGHS disadvantages– only SWITCH SIDE works More frequent resort to a rationalizing, if not solely economic, perspective would encourage | |
11/09/2012 | QER CP- 1NCTournament: | Round: | Opponent: | Judge: CP solves: It should come as no surprise that I do not have the answers for how | |
11/09/2012 | T- Oil DrillingTournament: | Round: | Opponent: | Judge: In such a royalty clause, as a precondition of sale, the oil and Oil drilling is distinct from production—the aff searches for energy, doesn’t produce it OSHA has stated in previous interpretation letters that production facilities, including related oil Precision—technical definitions are the gold standard in energy debates Indeed, I do not think that my cautious Brothers would have undertaken this Limits—their interpretation allows affs that impact the entire energy sector The energy sector encompasses activities relating to the production, conversion, and use of | |
11/09/2012 | R and D T- 1NCTournament: | Round: | Opponent: | Judge: I have quite a lot still to say, so I shall try to give RandD isn’t tied to energy production—plan is an indirect incentive Research and development. The budgetary cost of Government-funded research and development ( Vote Neg—tons of bidirectional mechanisms impact energy tech in ways that could increase production—only direct financial disbursements for increased production create a predictable and manageable topic In some sense, most Federal policies have the potential to affect energy markets. | |
11/09/2012 | States CP- Natives- 1NCTournament: | Round: | Opponent: | Judge: Interstate compacts allow states to carve out exemptions to existing federal regulations that supersede national law The American Republic is facing one of the greatest challenges of our history. In Empirically solves on energy policy and requires no federal involvement B.THE CONTEMPORARY USES OF INTERSTATE COMPACTS AND PROPOSALS FOR FUTURE COMPACTS | |
11/09/2012 | Nuclear Research T- 1NCTournament: | Round: | Opponent: | Judge: Under the terms of Article III of its Statute, the IAEA is authorized All demonstration gets class 104 licenses – that’s research, not production Sections of the 1954 act reflected the state of the technology by establishing two Limits and precision – research reactors are both formally and technically distinct. There are HUNDREDS of types Many of the world's nuclear reactors are used for research and training, materials testing, or the production of radioisotopes for medicine and industry. They are basically neutron factories. | |
11/09/2012 | Russian Natural Gas Disad- 1NCTournament: | Round: | Opponent: | Judge: Plan is more competitive – trades off Dale Klein’s thoughtful essay underscores the point that the highest economic hurdle for new nuclear Exports offset natural gas from Russia That destroys the Russian economy Nuclear war | |
11/09/2012 | Anti-Democracy K- 1NCTournament: | Round: | Opponent: | Judge: In recent years radical critiques of democracy have become increasingly commonplace in political theory, You can’t reform democracy – the aff trades off with a sustained criticism of the concept of democracy itself – that’s the root cause of their impacts The main focus in radical democratic theory has been liberalism and the liberal aspect of Alternative: reject democracy as a starting point for political change. Reliance on democracy makes violence inevitable – only the alt can ground radical political change The hegemonic position of contemporary liberal democracy has meant that most recent debates in political | |
11/09/2012 | SMR IAEA Disad- 1NCTournament: | Round: | Opponent: | Judge: Fukushima also demonstrated how rapidly a nuclear reactor accident can progress to a core meltdown Extinction Reuters said the 1995 Kobe quake caused $100 billion in damage, up to | |
11/09/2012 | Blue Ribbon Commission CP- 1NCTournament: | Round: | Opponent: | Judge: Blue ribbon commission on SMRs is a necessary first-step to sustainable SMR use—must be prior and binding On the other hand, opponents contend that sufficient numbers of military base personnel may DOD SMR implementation with thorough review would spark immediate court challenges D+TRW: There are currently no designs for small modular reactors approved for | |
11/09/2012 | 1NC- TERA CPTournament: Harvard | Round: | Opponent: | Judge: Changing the Secretary’s approval process solves the whole case—spurs wind development and balances self-determination with the trust doctrine Nonetheless, there are steps that can be taken to tighten up the approval process Redefining the IMDA spurs renewable power development by circumventing TERAs The heart of my proposal is a small and likely uncontroversial amendment to the Indian Reinstating liability avoids politics and solves energy development B. An Alternative Possibility for Reform: Reinstate Federal Liability under the TERA Provisions Deregulating TERAs allows corporate exploitation of tribes—worse for sovereignty The legislation would also waive Interior’s trust responsibility to the tribes in energy dealings. | |
11/09/2012 | 1NC CP- Title V of the Energy Policy Act of 2005 Section 3504 restrictionsTournament: | Round: | Opponent: | Judge: Plan causes solar expansion Expanding the solar industry causes e-waste dumping---turns the whole case These hopes for a viable source of renewable ¶ energy, however, have recently | |
11/09/2012 | 1NC- Energy Metaphor Bad KTournament: Harvard | Round: | Opponent: | Judge: Without knowing exactly what the metaphor1 of Freud’s cathectic-theoretical statements stands for so Misapplications of energy metaphors are the worst form of scientism Scientism has formerly been conceptualized according to what Bruno Latour calls the diffusion model of Energy transfer into the social order was the height of scientific determinism . The mode! of energy presented by this vision of universal heat death is Mapping of energy metaphors onto the social body for the sake of PRODUCTION creates fascist forms of utopianism The physical and metaphysical ambiguities of "dissipation" could thus be mapped onto the Scientism enables Nazism, ecocide and posthuman disaster – unchecked devotion to so-called objective rationality allows us to exterminate whole groups in the name of progress Held at the RSA in December, Tzvetan Todorov’s discussion of the enlightenment was altogether | |
11/10/2012 | Fiscal Cliff - ShirleyTournament: Shirley | Round: 3 | Opponent: | Judge: Obama has the leverage to win a deal on the fiscal cliff now Of course, it’s not clear how much ground … better reflect the priorities of the American people. Plan is extremely controversial and gets pegged on Obama Rep. Bill Johnson, who authored the …has plummeted in recent years. Obama must use capital to secure a fiscal cliff solution—key to avoid global depression I'm as amazed as everyone else by the …. But the president needs to be bold; and magnanimous. And fast. 1NR Deal key to avoid collapsing the economy—delaying the deal causes market freakout All the problems investors face—from a fiscal meltdown to … as opposed to emotional roller coasters." They don’t access Stone—says we need a short-term stimulus To be clear, the issue of what policymakers … the economy is weak without making the nation’s long-term fiscal problem worse. Perception triggers the impact even if their impact defense is true No guarantee of a punt – only tough negotiations will avoid the cliff Economic crisis turns warming and investment – increases fossil fuel use and outweighs short-term gains ROME (Reuters) - The economic crisis … as alternatives to expensive oil. UQ Prefer our uniqueness—assumes Obama investing capital WASHINGTON — When President … Obama will have more power to push back. Solves gridlock President Obama indeed owns a great … the chances of a Democratic candidate in 2016. Their ev is ok but assumes pre-election positions, those have softened In the past couple of days, much has been written … since Tuesday. It is change that, finally, we can believe in. Avoiding fights is key – low threshold because negotiations are delicate Wedged between standing ovations from supporters … capital, not just political capital, is at stake. LINK Says all of the above Coal lobby’s dead A dinosaur backed into a corner … to operate the natural gas facilities.” Tady 7 - national political reporter Choma evidence is good that coal spends money but proceeds to take out the internal link The correlation between lobbying expenditures and legislation, or lack thereof, is never clear Can’t get a win Republicans and Democrats seem to … and allowing more drilling for oil and gas. Any spending outside the deal is a redline After a five-week summer recess, … Democrats as violating the bipartisan debt deal. Obama focused on cliff—must prioritize it at the expense of everything else to get a deal Newly re-elected, President Obama moved … to alternative deficit-reduction measures. 2NR Nothing before fiscal cliff Barack Obama's reelection was barely sealed … kind of military involvement in Syria or Iran." They’ll just punt it with no controversy But now re-authorization, without any call for amendment, is the Obama administration’s “top priority.” The House and a Senate committee (.pdf) have approved competing bills that renew the spy powers for between 3 and 5 years. Kansas’ card ends Wyden has barred the Senate from a routine vote using a little-used legislative power — called a hold — to block lawmakers from taking a procedural consent vote. Instead, he demands a floor debate that can draw out the approval process indefinitely via the filibuster. | |
11/10/2012 | 1NC vs. CCSTournament: Shirley | Round: 3 | Opponent: Kansas KS | Judge: Watson 1NC OFF Coal production is extraction of coal from coal mines Coal production: The sum …reparation plants. They don’t extract more, they modify the processing cycle Precision—technical distinctions are crucial in energy production debates In my judgment the Court by this opinion … this positive prohibition. Only our interpretation gives meaning to the phrase “energy production”—it’s about producing energy assets Limits—their interpretation allows affs that impact the entire energy sector The energy sector …transportation and other end-uses. OFF Coal is inextricably linked to globalized neoliberalism—the role of the ballot is to reject their productivist revision to corporatist exploitation in favor of coal communities While the Appalachian coal industry has a product that is … by the political and economic magma of globalization. The system’s unsustainable – only shift from energy EMPIRES to MULTITUDES averts extinction Attributing the debilitation of the U.S. … and planting the seeds for another possible world. 17 OFF Obama has the leverage to win a deal on the fiscal cliff now Of course, it’s not clear how much ground … better reflect the priorities of the American people. Plan is extremely controversial and gets pegged on Obama Rep. Bill Johnson, who authored the …has plummeted in recent years. Obama must use capital to secure a fiscal cliff solution—key to avoid global depression I'm as amazed as everyone else by the …. But the president needs to be bold; and magnanimous. And fast. OFF Venture capital is pouring into renewable tech – causes massive tech innovation and full adoption This article discusses how, whilst … approaches are being looked at to address this funding gap. The plan trades off with renewables – saps capital The impact that government financial … mitigation strategies. Solves water scarcity The starting point for any discussion …were completely¶ unforeseen twenty years ago. Extinction The two books provide a chilling, in-… can only increase in intensity. OFF The 50 States should substantially increase tax credits for integrated gasification combined cycle on coal plants. States tax credits for energy are great State incentives, like their federal … renewable energy technologies. n79 WARMING CCS not fast enough to solve Carbon-capture retrofits … for CCS—may further delay CCS development. Warming locked in—current construction and no international deal means it will be runaway The world is likely to build so many … IEA in its annual World Energy Outlook, published on Wednesday. Existing carbon triggers the impact James Hansen and other prominent … in reverse—hundreds of billions of tons of that stuff. China outweighs and won’t be influenced by the plan Birol also warned that China – the …o meet climate targets in years to come." Warming won’t cause extinction First, climate change does not … done much more about it by now. Natural variability makes the impact inevitable and means that oceans will adapt—their studies don’t assume this Since the publication of two … aimed at understanding the impacts of acidification. CO2 boosts plant performance and prevents mass starvation—avoids extinction Regarding the first of these … promoted by atmospheric CO2 enrichment. No CCP collapse—the government represses instability It might seem reasonable to expect that challenges …-true practices to ward off any organized movement against the regime. ECON EPA regs don’t kill jobs What is clear is that the “job-… rule was iffier in this respect, with a smaller projected net economic benefit. Status quo solves – no threats to economy other than fiscal cliff (and housing market is a natural stimulus) CCS won’t scale up CCS fails without a climate policy – no incentive Carbon capture and storage could …, there is nothing to bring down the cost of." Impact is long term and tiny at best Scientists and legislators may … an undertaking would involve.24 Jobs up now Don't just call it a low-wage recovery. … auto factories, for example, is $25 an hour Manufacturing solves U.S. manufacturing is alive and well, …Technology in Minneapolis, here’s an excerpt: 2NC 2NC OV V. COAL Government definitions agree and obviously guide research Note 1. World Primary Energy … that are considered integral parts of the station. Most precise in every way This contention is based on the … term "production" used in the instrument. AT: USFG DEFINITIONS The EIA votes neg Production, oil and gas: The … common carrier, a refinery, or a marine terminal. The government follows our definition As a necessary adjunct to his reliance on …. Gross Proceeds Revision, 53 Fed. Reg. at 45,083. AT: OVERLIMITING Overlimiting better: The restrictions part of the topic is huge Regulations to implement …, are outlined below. So is incentives—just has to make energy cheaper Ultimately, economics is the single … of inquiry will lead to new technology breakthroughs. AT: REASONABILITY Reasonability is impossible – it’s arbitrary and undermines research and preparation In matters of national security, … to build an effective foreign policy. CP AT: INTERNATIONAL SIGNAL State action solves environmental leadership The leadership of states such as California, .. in international climate efforts. State support has a much larger and sustainable impact than high-profile national efforts The translation of international …gas emissions in the coming decades. AT: CLIMATE NEGOTIATIONS State policies solve But in America’s 50 states, … crucial negotiations begin in Copenhagen. COMPLIANCE FEES 1NC States have cash In sum, the need of the hour is … federalism are being cinched into an increasingly dense tangle. The judge should be an independent policy analyst. Their interpretation is incoherent – no one person is the federal government. Climate change has conventionally … possible next directions (Selin and VanDeveer, 2007). CP key to neg strategy—prevents small sector affs. CP is real world---NGA acts together on energy issues The governors of the 50 … Resources. Ensuring "environmental quality" comes second in the list of 10 principles. AT: LINKS TO POLITICS States avoid politics Those more active states include …federal action of any consequence was in the offing. ECON CCS SOLVENCY No storage makes CCS impossible Second, after the industry captures … the industry to risk even less secure formations. Prefer our ev—their’s is paid off—proven by their stimulus internal link from the American Coalition for Clean Coal Energy If the process of carbon capture … domestically produced and secure energy. Their ev just pretends that hurdles don’t exist Why would the impact be so small? The decades-… there are far better options that we can deploy much sooner. ELECTRICITY PRICES No electricity price shock EIA expects the average U.S. … price is 2.9 percent less than the price in 2009. Price hikes barely impact growth Energy prices have the … from 1% to 0.61% in the long run. WARMING 2NC NO EXTINCTION Warming won’t cause extinction—adaptative measures and slow rate means humanity won’t just let itself die—that’s Barrett. His views deviate sharply from those of most …, so we're essentially doing an experiment whose result remains uncertain." Previous temperature spikes disprove the impact Research from locations around the … Mann et al. (1998, 1999). ASIA No escalate International political interaction among … enhancing security and stability in Asia. 2NC CHINA OUTWEIGHS And every other country Take for example the following chart …a and India, all OECD emissions would have to cease.9 AT: TECH TRANSFERS Tech strategies insufficient Fourth, there is growing interest in so-called “t… and cheap. That’s no easy task. Doesn’t solve China— The Chinese media emphasized the enormous … are purely for civilian rather than military use. 1NR Deal key to avoid collapsing the economy—delaying the deal causes market freakout All the problems investors face—from a fiscal meltdown to … as opposed to emotional roller coasters." They don’t access Stone—says we need a short-term stimulus To be clear, the issue of what policymakers … the economy is weak without making the nation’s long-term fiscal problem worse. Perception triggers the impact even if their impact defense is true No guarantee of a punt – only tough negotiations will avoid the cliff Economic crisis turns warming and investment – increases fossil fuel use and outweighs short-term gains ROME (Reuters) - The economic crisis … as alternatives to expensive oil. UQ Prefer our uniqueness—assumes Obama investing capital WASHINGTON — When President … Obama will have more power to push back. Solves gridlock President Obama indeed owns a great … the chances of a Democratic candidate in 2016. Their ev is ok but assumes pre-election positions, those have softened In the past couple of days, much has been written … since Tuesday. It is change that, finally, we can believe in. Avoiding fights is key – low threshold because negotiations are delicate Wedged between standing ovations from supporters … capital, not just political capital, is at stake. LINK Says all of the above Coal lobby’s dead A dinosaur backed into a corner … to operate the natural gas facilities.” Tady 7 - national political reporter Choma evidence is good that coal spends money but proceeds to take out the internal link The correlation between lobbying expenditures and legislation, or lack thereof, is never clear Can’t get a win Republicans and Democrats seem to … and allowing more drilling for oil and gas. Any spending outside the deal is a redline After a five-week summer recess, … Democrats as violating the bipartisan debt deal. Obama focused on cliff—must prioritize it at the expense of everything else to get a deal Newly re-elected, President Obama moved … to alternative deficit-reduction measures. 2NR Nothing before fiscal cliff Barack Obama's reelection was barely sealed ... kind of military involvement in Syria or Iran." They’ll just punt it with no controversy But now re-authorization, without any call for amendment, is the Obama administration’s “top priority.” The House and a Senate committee (.pdf) have approved competing bills that renew the spy powers for between 3 and 5 years. Kansas’ card ends Wyden has barred the Senate from a routine vote using a little-used legislative power — called a hold — to block lawmakers from taking a procedural consent vote. Instead, he demands a floor debate that can draw out the approval process indefinitely via the filibuster. | |
11/10/2012 | 1NC and Block vs. UMKC TraumaTournament: Shirley | Round: 1 | Opponent: UMKC BS | Judge: 1NC OFF Restrictions on production must mandate a decrease in the quantity produced The plan changes how energy is produced, rather than restricting how much is produced This conflation ruins the topic:
2. Precision: Only direct prohibition is a restriction – key to predictability 2. It promotes multidirectionality, destroying topic coherence OFF Lowering restrictions on licenses undermines the NRC model – expert consensus As the industry’s proponents in … of the nuclear industry.) Extinction We begin with the most reassuring outcome of our … countries would pay a huge safety dividend. OFF Obama has the leverage to win a deal on the fiscal cliff now Of course, it’s not clear how much ground … the priorities of the American people. New nuclear production causes massive political backlash and saps capital – any evidence pre 2011 is irrelevant Nuclear power is unique among clean … legislation is not an impassable one. Obama must use capital to secure a fiscal cliff solution—key to avoid global depression I'm as amazed as everyone else by … the president needs to be bold; and magnanimous. And fast. Extinction The second scenario, called Mayhem …. two-thirds of the planet’s population. OFF Using indeterminacy as a negative tool cedes politics and narrative to conservatives – that normalizes mass violence The formality of the philosophical …, this is not a violation of narratizability in general. Specifically, using the terrorist to unmask the sublime nature of language is easily coopted. Instead of forcing deep reflection, the 1AC causes conservative retrenchment and reifies American imperial dominance During the two o’clock hour on the … top-limit (imminent and heroic victory over the enemy).51 The alternative is to refuse to embrace terrorism as a vessel of unknowability. Choosing not to calculate the unknown solves the case, but it doesn’t utilize the sublime as a political/aesthetic strategy The rhetorical, as opposed to the …) to a provincial aesthetic ideology. OFF Counter-advocacy: we should embrace the trauma of a terror attack on the U.S. TRAUMA The culture is saturated with trauma so one instance won’t solve We speak of trauma incessantly … urgently long before that disruptive day. Psychoanalysis can’t explain international politics Can we bring some order to this … involve the periodic founding of …. his allies use to move them to do so? No empirical basis for applying psychology to state action One key advantage of the Wendtian … a leap of faith, or indeed an analogy. No impact Freud introduces the death drive in …? If so, why do they keep collapsing into one another? Even if they’re right about drives, the repression-lashout link has been disproven Secondly, the constancy principle … reconstructing the death drive as aggression. Threat construction isn’t sufficient to cause wars Even when hostile narratives, …mobilization, and a security dilemma. EPA will avoid ambient air quality standards – deference is key The seminal case interpreting the requirements of … is unlikely to bring suit to compel such regulation. Any exceptions to Chevron deference gut the doctrine And finally, the majority's approach compounds …--must be accepted by the courts if it is reasonable. Air quality standards destroy EPA regs Whether the EPA has this choice is … ability to implement better alternatives. Key to warming Most of the scientific community believes that climate … to hope that we can navigate this perilous ground successfully. Extinction. The Earth is getting warmer, and scientists …. scientists have no clue where exactly the tipping point lies. FRAMEWORK Debate has value outside of psychoanalysis—all of their framework arguments presume they win their impact framing. Simulation should involve contestastion of competing policy options Policy simulations stimulate Creativity … the policy process in the desired direction Evaluate consequences Scholars and practitioners frequently … actors flitting from one emergency to the next. Util Performance is the test. Asked … will always have to be considered. 2NC LIMITS – LINK 2NC Federal Energy regs are FIVE MILLION RESEARCH HOURS Finally, administering energy regulations … also exceeded $1 billion a year from 1974 to 1980.^ All energy regulation is too big – it’s torture VIOLATION: ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS Environmental standards are not restrictions What is important for the Canadian … interests at home and worldwide. PRECISION – LINK 2NC Not a regulation—regulation is how you go about doing the thing, restriction is whether or not you can do it There would seem to be no occasion … with the order for the erection of a union depot. AT: NRC Independently, conditions are not restrictions HN3A title insurance policy "is subject to the same … most strictly against the person or persons seeking to enforce them." (Emphasis added) AT: REASONABILITY Reasonability is impossible – it’s arbitrary and undermines research and preparation In matters of national security… build an effective foreign policy. CP – AT: NO FAIL HARD ENOUGH Trying to fail harder is a TERRIBLE FRAME for politics – it fragments coalitions and creates an IMPOSSIBLE STANDARD for political action which causes the plan to fail SOLVENCY Trauma is defintionally unresolvable n "The Hysterical Lie: Ferenczi and … form of corporeal, hysterical symptoms. 2NC PSYCHOANALYSIS Specifically for trauma theory This raises the question of the … for a general theory of representation? You should default to the middle ground – the constitutive lack is true FOR PEOPLE – but empirical studies prove you can’t scale it up to explain IR or revolutionary politics To be clear, this move is not intended …, especially when taken to the interstate level. Trauma specifically elides empirical complexity through a completely non-falsifiable methodology This is problematic since, to … can be forged and those from whom such identifications are withheld Scaling up psychoanalysis fails for both SOLVENCY and DESCRIPTIVE POWER • So here is the force of the second, …integrated or wholly disempowered at the other levels. Psychoanalysis can’t explain complex sociopolitical events – there’s no methodology for applying it past the individual Concern about the external validity (that is, …. to real-world situations in the international context. This is overwhelmingly, empirically true Unfortunately, the process through … practical “road map” for more ambitious adventures. It’s infinitely regressive Levinas’s hesitations about the value of psychoanalysis—… linked to participation, the “nocturnal chaos” that threatens to drown the ego in the totality. SCIENCE Psychoanalysis has ignored every study against it The Freudian unconscious is an … as an intentional and deceitful mental entity. 1NR Also means lashout doesn’t escalate A second and even more potent … raised the economic cost of war. PREDICTIONS Predictions and scenario building are valuable for decision-making, even if they’re not perfect Predictions don’t have to be perfect, just good enough It is hard to say which is more … we progress toward better prediction. ONTOLOGY Ontology is a DESTRUCTIVE HISTORICAL FICTION – any GATEWAY claims are just TRICKS based on how we SHELVE BOOKS There are many ways to organize data: … can no longer locate individual books. The authenticity paradigm is genocidal In her book Spirit of Ashes: Hegel, … imagery of the “cycle of life” into mockery. COURTS LINK Obama is Velcro and will receive blame for everything If Ronald Reagan was the classic Teflon president… to downsize either the president or his agenda. Obama gets blame for courts – election issue and Republican spin Enforcement guarantees Obama gets blamed As we will see in later chapters, many … of political actors in the system. STRUCTURAL VIOLENCE War turns structural violence But the idea that poverty and …. – and potentially radically – political. | |
11/11/2012 | 1NC vs. Feed In TariffsTournament: Shirley | Round: 6 | Opponent: Iowa DH | Judge: DHeidt 1
Financial incentives must disburse federal funds for energy production—mandates and regulations are indirect incentive—that crushes limitsWebb, sessional lecture – Faculty of Law @ University of Ottawa, ‘93 (Kernaghan, 31 Alta. L. Rev. 501)
One of the obstacles to intelligent …but they are not incentives.
The plan is indirect and not a financial incentive WFC 7 (World Future Council, "Feed-In Tariffs – A guide to one of the world’s best environmental policies Boosting Energy for our Future" http://www.worldfuturecouncil.org/fileadmin/user_upload/Maja/Feed-in_Tariffs_WFC.pdf)
How does a FIT work? 6 FITs … it to a barely noticeable level.
Vote Neg—plethora of bidirectional mechanisms impact energy markets in ways that could increase production—only direct financial disbursements for increased production create a predictable and manageable topic—prerequisite to negative ground and preparationEIA, Energy Information Administration, Office of Energy Markets and End Use, U.S. DOE, ‘92 (“Federal Energy Subsidies: Direct and Indirect Interventions in Energy Markets,” ftp:~/~/tonto.eia.doe.gov/service/pdf)
In some sense, most Federal … enterprise, or research and development.
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The aff’s invocation of death impacts is necrophilia, a blind obsession with body counts that ends in extinction. Vote neg to reject death impacts—this is a gateway issue—if they win death impacts are good, the rest of the 1NC applies—we won’t cross-apply to prove linksErich Fromm 64, PhD in sociology from Heidelberg in 1922, psychology prof at MSU in the 60’s, “Creators and Destroyers”, The Saturday Review, New York (04. January 1964), pp. 22-25
People are aware of the possibility o…not cease the struggle against necrophilia.
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Renewables to increase production feeds the existing paradigm of ceaseless consumption and technophiliaByrne et al 9 http:~/~/bst.sagepub.com/content/29/2/81.pdf+html Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Established in 1980 at the University of Delaware, the Center is a leading institution for interdisciplinary graduate education, research, and advocacy in energy and environmental policy. CEEP is led by Dr. John Byrne, Distinguished Professor of Energy and Climate Policy at the University. For his contributions to Working Group III of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) since 1992, he shares the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize with the Panel's authors and review editors.
Green Titans The threat of global warming …- to no- carbon emitting, economic growth.
The system’s nsustainable – debt, offshoring, financialization, eco – only shift from EMPIRE to MULTITUDES averts extinctionShor 10 http:~/~/www.stateofnature.org/html Fran Shor teaches in the History Department at Wayne State University. He is the author of Dying Empire: US Imperialism and Global Resistance (Routledge 2010).
Attributing the debilitation of the U.S. … planting the seeds for another possible world. 17
The role of the ballot’s to reject the aff’s neoliberal ideology – Energy debates should focus on CRITIQUE of broad structures INSTEAD of producitivist fixes. Our ROLE OF THE BALLOT is best EVEN IF they win some truth claims – we must SHIFT THE FRAMEZehner 12 Green illusions, Ozzie Zehner is the author of Green Illusions and a visiting scholar at the University of California, Berkeley. His recent publications include public science pieces in Christian Science Monitor, The American Scholar, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, The Humanist, The Futurist, and Women’s Studies Quarterly. He has appeared on PBS, BBC, CNN, MSNBC, and regularly guest lectures at universities. Zehner’s research and projects have been covered by The Sunday Times, USA Today, WIRED, The Washington Post, Business Week and numerous other media outlets. He also serves on the editorial board of Critical Environmentalism. Zehner primarily researches the social, political and economic conditions influencing energy policy priorities and project outcomes. His work also incorporates symbolic roles that energy technologies play within political and environmental movements. His other research interests include consumerism, urban policy, environmental governance, international human rights, and forgeries. Zehner attended Kettering University (BS -Engineering) and The University of Amsterdam (MS/Drs – Science and Technology Studies). His research was awarded with honors at both institutions. He lives in San Francisco.
Since this book represents a critique … Our very relevance depends on it.
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Obama’s political capital will get a short-term deal and avoid a recession – he will win the fight on taxesHerald Scotland 11/11/2012 (“Obama counts capital gains,” http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/world-news/obama-counts-capital-gains.19385824) The morning after, the right- wing National … and he's got a lot of it," Marshall said.
Plan undermines political capitalDorsi, 12 (Fellow, Phillips and Cohen LLP and JD-Harvard Law School, “Clean Energy Pricing and Federalism: Legal Obstacles and Options for Feed-in Tariffs,” Spring, 35 Environs Envtl. L. and Pol'y J. 173)
Although potentially challenging … act if the federal government stands still.
An Obama victory on taxes is the only way to avoid the cliffIrwin, economics writer for the Washington Post, 11/9/2012 (Neil, “‘Fiscal cliff’ talks will boil down to one obscure acronym: Batna,” http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/economy/fiscal-cliff-talks-will-boil-down-to-one-obscure-acronym-batna/2012/11/09/459b0c34-2a7b-11e2-b4e0-346287b7e56c_print.html) There is one word that a person …-cliff-driven downturn and help secure his legacy.
Global depressionSullivan, 11/9 (Andrew, The Daily Dish, “Now, Govern,” http://andrewsullivan.thedailybeast.com/2012/11/now-govern.html)
I'm as amazed as everyone else … of spending on everything we now call "health."
Extinction Kemp 10 Geoffrey Kemp, Director of Regional Strategic Programs at The Nixon Center, served in the White House under Ronald Reagan, special assistant to the president for national security affairs and senior director for Near East and South Asian affairs on the National Security Council Staff, Former Director, Middle East Arms Control Project at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 2010, The East Moves West: India, China, and Asia’s Growing Presence in the Middle East, p. 233-4
The second scenario, called … for two-thirds of the planet’s population.
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The fifty state governments, territories, and the District of Columbia should:Establish a uniform Renewable Portfolio Standard requiring that twenty percent of electricity produced comes from wind and solar;Establish a feed-in tariff that creates long-term purchase contracts for facilities that use wind and solar power to ensure a reasonable rate of return;Provide utilities a tax credit and/or grants to make up for any cost difference;Employ RPS compliance fees to cover costs of the program.
That solves Fulton, 12 (Deutsche Bank Climate Change Adviser, June, “Ramping up Renewables: Leveraging State RPS Programs amid Uncertain Federal Support,” http://uspref.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/Ramping-up-Renewables-Leveraging-State-RPS-Programs-amid-Uncertain-Federal-Support-US-PREF-White-Paper1.pdf)
To diversify America’s energy …, including in renewable energy generation.
RPS compliance fees and electricity charges are able to fund state energy incentives Milford, 12 (Sr. Fellow-Brookings and President-Clean Energy Group, “Leveraging State Clean Energy Funds for Economic Development,” http://www.brookings.edu/~/media/research/files/papers/2012/1/11%20states%20energy%20funds/0111_states_energy_funds)
In sum, the need of the hour is for … in some sort of economic development activities.
warming
Warming won’t cause extinction Barrett, professor of natural resource economics – Columbia University, ‘7 (Scott, Why Cooperate? The Incentive to Supply Global Public Goods, introduction)
First, climate change does not … defense, but we would have done much more about it by now.
Alt energy fails – it only encourages increased consumptionZehner 12 Green illusions, Ozzie Zehner is the author of Green Illusions and a visiting scholar at the University of California, Berkeley. His recent publications include public science pieces in Christian Science Monitor, The American Scholar, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, The Humanist, The Futurist, and Women’s Studies Quarterly. He has appeared on PBS, BBC, CNN, MSNBC, and regularly guest lectures at universities. Zehner’s research and projects have been covered by The Sunday Times, USA Today, WIRED, The Washington Post, Business Week and numerous other media outlets. He also serves on the editorial board of Critical Environmentalism. Zehner primarily researches the social, political and economic conditions influencing energy policy priorities and project outcomes. His work also incorporates symbolic roles that energy technologies play within political and environmental movements. His other research interests include consumerism, urban policy, environmental governance, international human rights, and forgeries. Zehner attended Kettering University (BS -Engineering) and The University of Amsterdam (MS/Drs – Science and Technology Studies). His research was awarded with honors at both institutions. He lives in San Francisco.
If we were gunslingers, we'd be in trouble. … aren't free at all—they're enormously expensive.
Warming locked in—current construction and no international deal means it will be runaway Harvey, environment reporter – the Guardian, 11/9/’11 (Fiona, http:~/~/www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2011/nov/09/uk/environment/2011/nov/09/fossil-fuel-infrastructure-climate-change)
The world is likely to build so many …World Energy Outlook, published on Wednesday.
Existing carbon triggers the impact Daniel Rirdan 12, founder of The Exploration Company, “The Right Carbon Concentration Target”, June 29, http:~/~/theenergycollective.com/daniel-rirdan/89066/what-should-be-our-carbon-concentration-target-and-forget-politics?utm_source=feedburnerandutm_medium=feedandutm_campaign=The+Energy+Collective+%28all+posts%29url:http://theenergycollective.com/daniel-rirdan/89066/what-should-be-our-carbon-concentration-target-and-forget-politics?utm_source=feedburnerandutm_medium=feedandutm_campaign=The+Energy+Collective+%28all+posts%29
James Hansen and other prominent … of billions of tons of that stuff.
China outweighs and won’t be influenced by the plan Harvey, environment reporter – the Guardian, 11/9/’11 (Fiona, http:~/~/www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2011/nov/09/uk/environment/2011/nov/09/fossil-fuel-infrastructure-climate-change)
Birol also warned that China – … (to turn off in order to) to meet climate targets in years to come."
No resource wars – empirics Salehyan 7 Idean, assistant professor of political science - University of North Texas, “The new myth about climate change,” http://www.foreignpolicy.com/story/cms.php?story_id=3922
First, aside from a few anecdotes, …, we should not be witnessing this downward trend.
Domestic renewables not key to competitivenessBhide, 9 Amar, Glaubinger Professor of Business at Columbia University, editor of Capitalism and Society, member of the Council on Foreign Relations, and author of The Origin and Evolution of New Businesses, “ The Venturesome Economy: How Innovation Sustains Prosperity in a More Connected World,” Journal of Applied Corporate Finance • Volume 21 Number 1, Winter 2009
The techno-nationalist claim that … innovations harm the U.S. economy?
Plan doesn’t boost the economyGreen 11 Kenneth, The Myth of Green Energy Jobs: The European Experience. D.Env., environmental science and engineering, University of California, Los Angeles. Chief Scientist, Director of Centre for Studies in Risk, Regulation, and Environment, Fraser Institute, 2002-2005 M.S., molecular genetics, San Diego State University http:~/~/www.aei.org/files/2011/02/15/pdf
To understand the fallacy of the … installations, and other green technologies.
grid
Grid is resilient and sustainable Clark, MA candidate – Intelligence Studies @ American Military University, senior analyst – Chenega Federal Systems, 4/28/’12 (Paul, “The Risk of Disruption or Destruction of Critical U.S. Infrastructure by an Offensive Cyber Attack,” American Military University)
In 2003, a simple physical … and Governmental Affairs 2012).
Their ev is hype Sorebo, chief cybersecurity technologist and vice president – SAIC, consultant for the government and industry in cybersecurity and smart grid technology, MA – GW University, JD – Catholic U, 2/8/’10 (Gib, “The Many Shades of Project Grey Goose,” RSA Conference)
As I noted in my previous post about … system or the applications running on the device.
Cyber war infeasible Clark, MA candidate – Intelligence Studies @ American Military University, senior analyst – Chenega Federal Systems, 4/28/’12 (Paul, “The Risk of Disruption or Destruction of Critical U.S. Infrastructure by an Offensive Cyber Attack,” American Military University)
The Department of Homeland Security …security measures (Gohn and Wheelock 2010).
water
FITs failMichaels 12 (Patrick J. Michaels is senior fellow in environmental studies at the Cato Institute. His latest book is Climate Coup: Global Warming's Invasion of Our Government and Our Lives (Cato Institute, 2011)., 1/6/2012, "A Sustainable Depression", www.cato.org/publications/commentary/sustainable-depression)
If the Dow fell 85 percent, most folks …" energy is likely to be permanent.
Wind sucksZehner, 12 (Green illusions, Visiting Scholar-UC Berkeley, MS-University of Amsterdam-Science and Technology Studies, Google Books)
Lifecycle calculations reveal that … to fall back on fossil fuels. Wind is renewable. Turbines are not.
So does solarZehner 12 Green illusions, Ozzie Zehner is the author of Green Illusions and a visiting scholar at the University of California, Berkeley. His recent publications include public science pieces in Christian Science Monitor, The American Scholar, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, The Humanist, The Futurist, and Women’s Studies Quarterly. He has appeared on PBS, BBC, CNN, MSNBC, and regularly guest lectures at universities. Zehner’s research and projects have been covered by The Sunday Times, USA Today, WIRED, The Washington Post, Business Week and numerous other media outlets. He also serves on the editorial board of Critical Environmentalism. Zehner primarily researches the social, political and economic conditions influencing energy policy priorities and project outcomes. His work also incorporates symbolic roles that energy technologies play within political and environmental movements. His other research interests include consumerism, urban policy, environmental governance, international human rights, and forgeries. Zehner attended Kettering University (BS -Engineering) and The University of Amsterdam (MS/Drs – Science and Technology Studies). His research was awarded with honors at both institutions. He lives in San Francisco.
Free Panels, Anyone? Among … into its annual statistics without a peep.
No bio-D extinction Easterbrook 3 (Gregg, senior fellow at the New Republic, “We're All Gonna Die!”, http:~/~/www.wired.com/wired/archive/11.07/doomsday.html?pg=1andtopic=andtopic_html?pg=1andtopic=andtopic_set=)
If we're talking about doomsday … of Things Past while lying in bed.
Price spikes inevitable—weatherTim Schooley 11, Pittsburgh Business Times, “Oil prices, bad weather send food prices skyward”, May 6, http:~/~/www.bizjournals.com/pittsburgh/print-edition/2011/05/06/html
Along with fast-rising fuel … prices remain at near record highs.
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11/11/2012 | 1NC vs. CFIUSTournament: Shirley | Round: 8 | Opponent: Kentucky GR | Judge: Will Mosley-Jensen 1
Restrictions on production must mandate a decrease in the quantity produced Anell 89 Chairman, WTO panel "To examine, in the light of the relevant GATT provisions, the matter referred to the CONTRACTING PARTIES by the United States in document L/6445 and to make such findings as will assist the CONTRACTING PARTIES in making the recommendations or in giving the rulings provided for in Article XXIII:2." 3. On 3 April 1989, the Council was informed that agreement had been reached on the following composition of the Panel (C/164): Composition Chairman: Mr. Lars E.R. Anell Members: Mr. Hugh W. Bartlett Mrs. Carmen Luz Guarda CANADA - IMPORT RESTRICTIONS ON ICE CREAM AND YOGHURT Report of the Panel adopted at the Forty-fifth Session of the CONTRACTING PARTIES on 5 December 1989 (L/6568 - 36S/68) http://www.wto.org/english/tratop_e/dispu_e/88icecrm.pdf The United States argued th…the absence of all government measures.
On is exclusively targetedDictionary.com No Date http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/on?s=t “ON”:16. (used to indicate a source or a person or thing that serves as a source or agent): a duty on imported goods; She depends on her friends for encouragement.
Production means extraction of oil Barrett, JD – University of Oklahoma College of Law, ‘93 (Beverly M., 46 Okla. L. Rev. 745)
In such a royalty clause, as a precondition of sa…or "production" are not used. n95
Exon-Florio is not a restriction on production—it’s a regulation on foreign investmentDouglas William Nigh 98, associate professor of international business at the University of South Carolina, and Douglas P. Woodward, associate professor of economics at the University of South Carolina, Foreign Ownership and the Consequences of Direct Investment in the United States: Beyond Us and Them, 1998, p. 144
How did the U.S. government…a Treasury official.
Export restrictions are not production restrictionsShih 9 Wen-chen Shih is an associate professor of law in the Department of International Trade at National Chengchi University, Taiwan. "ARTICLE: Energy Security, GATT/WTO, and Regional Agreements" Natural Resources Journal Spring, 2009 Natural Resources Journal 49 Nat. Resources J. 433 lexis Such an argument has been questioned by others. Broome cautions …that contravene Article XI:1. n97
Including regulations is a limits disaster Doub 76 Energy Regulation: A Quagmire for Energy Policy Annual Review of Energy Vol. 1: 715-725 (Volume publication date November 1976) DOI: 10.1146/annurev.eg.01.110176.003435LeBoeuf, Lamb, Leiby and MacRae, 1757 N Street NW, Washington, DC 20036 http://0-www.annualreviews.org.library.lausys.georgetown.edu/doi/pdf/10.1146/annurev.eg.01.110176.003435 Mr. Doub is a principal in the law firm of Doub and Muntzing, which he formed in 1977. Previously he was a partner in the law firm of LeBoeuf, Lamb, Leiby and MacRae. He was a member of the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission in 1971 - 1974. He served as a member of the Executive Advisory Committee to the Federal Power Commission in 1968 - 1971 and was appointed by the President of the United States to the President's Air Quality Advisory Board in 1970. He is a member of the American Bar Association, Maryland State Bar Association, and Federal Bar Association. He is immediate past Chairman of the U.S. National Committee of the World Energy Conference and a member of the Atomic Industrial Forum. He currently serves as a member of the nuclear export policy committees of both the Atomic Industrial Forum and the American Nuclear Energy Council. Mr. Doub graduated from Washington and Jefferson College (B.A., 1953) and the University of Maryland School of Law in 1956. He is married, has two children, and resides in Potomac, Md. He was born September 3, 1931, in Cumberland, Md.
FERS began with the …, this example is the rule rather than the exception.
Precision: Only direct prohibition is a restriction – key to predictability Sinha 6 http:~/~/www.indiankanoon.org/doc/437310/http://www.indiankanoon.org/doc/437310/ Supreme Court of India Union Of India and Ors vs M/S. Asian Food Industries on 7 November, 2006 Author: S.B. Sinha Bench: S Sinha, Mark, E Katju CASE NO.: Writ Petition (civil) 4695 of 2006 PETITIONER: Union of India and Ors. RESPONDENT: M/s. Asian Food Industries DATE OF JUDGMENT: 07/11/2006 BENCH: S.B. Sinha and Markandey Katju JUDGMENT: J U D G M E N T Arising out of S.L.P. (Civil) No. 17008 of 2006 WITH CIVIL APPEAL NO. 4696 OF 2006 Arising out of S.L.P. (Civil) No. 17558 of 2006 S.B. SINHA, J : We may, however, notice that this Court in State of U.P. and Others v. M/s. Hindustan Aluminium Corpn. and others AIR 1979 SC 1459 stated the law thus: "It appears that a … the word prohibiting or some such word, to bring out that effect."
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The aff’s invocation of death impacts is necrophilia, a blind obsession with body counts that ends in extinction. Vote neg to reject death impacts—this is a gateway issue—if they win death impacts are good, the rest of the 1NC applies—we won’t cross-apply to prove linksErich Fromm 64, PhD in sociology from Heidelberg in 1922, psychology prof at MSU in the 60’s, “Creators and Destroyers”, The Saturday Review, New York (04. January 1964), pp. 22-25
People are aware of the … who love life will not cease the struggle against necrophilia.
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Deregulating energy policy produces a field of atomized, competitive political and social relations that reinforces the praxis of productionismRead ‘9 (Jason, Professor of Philosophy at the University of Southern Maine, “A Genealogy of Homo-Economicus: Neoliberalism and the Production of Subjectivity,” Foucault Studies, No 6, pp. 25-36, February 2009, AM)
For Antonio Negri there is a direct relationship … by the same logic, that of interest and competition.
The system’s unsustainable – only a shift from PRODUCTIONIST EMPIRE to MULTITUDES averts extinctionShor 10 http:~/~/www.stateofnature.org/html Fran Shor teaches in the History Department at Wayne State University. He is the author of Dying Empire: US Imperialism and Global Resistance (Routledge 2010).
Attributing the debilitation of … Reject the aff’s neoliberal ideology – energy debates should focus on CRITIQUE of broad structures INSTEAD of producitivist fixes. Our ROLE OF THE BALLOT is best EVEN IF they win some truth claims – we must SHIFT THE FRAMEZehner 12 Green illusions, Ozzie Zehner is the author of Green Illusions and a visiting scholar at the University of California, Berkeley. His recent publications include public science pieces in Christian Science Monitor, The American Scholar, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, The Humanist, The Futurist, and Women’s Studies Quarterly. He has appeared on PBS, BBC, CNN, MSNBC, and regularly guest lectures at universities. Zehner’s research and projects have been covered by The Sunday Times, USA Today, WIRED, The Washington Post, Business Week and numerous other media outlets. He also serves on the editorial board of Critical Environmentalism. Zehner primarily researches the social, political and economic conditions influencing energy policy priorities and project outcomes. His work also incorporates symbolic roles that energy technologies play within political and environmental movements. His other research interests include consumerism, urban policy, environmental governance, international human rights, and forgeries. Zehner attended Kettering University (BS -Engineering) and The University of Amsterdam (MS/Drs – Science and Technology Studies). His research was awarded with honors at both institutions. He lives in San Francisco.
Since this book represents a … our focus. Our very relevance depends on it.
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Obama’s political capital will get a short-term deal and avoid a recession – he will win the fight on taxesHerald Scotland 11/11/2012 (“Obama counts capital gains,” http:~/~/www.heraldscotland.com/news/world-news/19385824)
The morning after, the right- wing … to use his leverage – and he's got a lot of it," Marshall said.
The plan is a political firestormStephen Rademaker, Podesta Group, Former Assistant Secretary of State, 7/28/11, The Return of CFIUS (Again), http://www.podesta.com/pulse/return-cfius-again
In the midst of terrorist threats, … kind of congressional reaction that compelled the Dubai Ports World incident.
An Obama victory on taxes is the only way to avoid the cliffIrwin, economics writer for the Washington Post, 11/9/2012 (Neil, “‘Fiscal cliff’ talks will boil down to one obscure acronym: Batna,” http:~/~/www.washingtonpost.com/business/economy/fiscal-cliff-talks-will-boil-down-to-one-obscure-acronym-batna/2012/11/09/459b0c34-2a7b-11e2-b4e0-346287b7e56c_html)
There is one word that a person … from its fiscal-cliff-driven downturn and help secure his legacy.
Extinction Kemp 10 Geoffrey Kemp, Director of Regional Strategic Programs at The Nixon Center, served in the White House under Ronald Reagan, special assistant to the president for national security affairs and senior director for Near East and South Asian affairs on the National Security Council Staff, Former Director, Middle East Arms Control Project at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 2010, The East Moves West: India, China, and Asia’s Growing Presence in the Middle East, p. 233-4
The second scenario, … two-thirds of the planet’s population.
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Counterplan text: The United States federal government should give the executive branch sole control of the Commission on Foreign Investment in the United States review process. The Treasury department should establish a database of past CFIUS reviews.
Shifting sole control to the executive solves and avoids politics Feng 9 YIHENG FENG, J.D., New York University School of Law, NYU School of Law, 2009, Volume 42, "WE WOULDN’T TRANSFER TITLE TO THE DEVIL”: CONSEQUENCES OF THE CONGRESSIONAL POLITICIZATION OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT ON NATIONAL SECURITY GROUNDS", http://www.law.nyu.edu/ecm_dlv2/groups/public/@nyu_law_website__journals__journal_of_international_law_and_politics/documents/documents/ecm_pro_064915.pdf
As a corollary to the institutional … hidden, with a now-compliant Congress.
solvency
Plan isn't sufficient
Carroll, AFF Author, 09 James Carroll, Emory International Law Review, COMMENT: BACK TO THE FUTURE: REDEFINING THE FOREIGN INVESTMENT AND NATIONAL SECURITY ACT'S CONCEPTION OF NATIONAL SECURITY, 23 Emory Int'l L. Rev. 167)
On July 26, 2007, President … broad enough term that practically any industry could be covered by it. 133
They don't solve wind restrictions - kills solvency - newest ev
Forden 9/28 Sarah Forden, staff writer, San Francisco Chronicle, September 28, 2012, " Obama Blocks Chinese-Owned Company on Oregon Wind Farms ", http://www.sfgate.com/business/bloomberg/article/Obama-Blocks-Chinese-Owned-Company-on-Oregon-Wind-3903196.php
Sept. 28 (Bloomberg) -- President Barack Obama barred a … “Some will view this as a closed-door to Chinese investment.”
trade
Trade doesn’t solve warMartin et. al. 8 (Phillipe, University of Paris 1 Pantheon—Sorbonne, Paris School of Economics, and Centre for Economic Policy Research; Thierry MAYER, University of Paris 1 Pantheon—Sorbonne, Paris School of Economics, CEPII, and Centre for Economic Policy Research, Mathias THOENIG, University of Geneva and Paris School of Economics, The Review of Economic Studies 75)
Does globalization …, even taking into account the increase in the number of sovereign states.
No protectionismAhearn 9 Raymond, CRS Specialist in International Trade and Finance, “The Global Economic Downturn and Protectionism,” March 23, 2009, http://www.policyarchive.org/handle/10207/bitstreams/19395.pdf
There are a number of … initiated and imposition of duties) surged in 2008.”13
WTO fights trigger the impactFelsenthal 9/17/12 Mark Felsenthal and Tom Miles, Reuters staff writer, MSNBC, September 17, 2012, "China, U.S. issue tit-for-tat WTO trade complaints", http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/49063033/ns/business-autos/t/china-us-issue-tit-for-tat-wto-trade-complaints/#.UGpxUk3A-So
WASHINGTON/GENEVA (Reuters) - China filed a trade complaint on Monday …, chemicals, kitchen appliances, wood flooring and wind towers.
No link to FDI
Chinese restrictions make it inevitableMarchick 12 David M. Marchick is a managing director at the Carlyle Group, where he is global head of external affairs. He is the author of U.S. National Security and Foreign Direct Investment. Daniel R. Bowles is an associate at the Carlyle Group and assisted in the preparation of this article, Council on Foreign Relations, February 2012, "Fostering Greater Chinese Investment in the United States", http:~/~/www.cfr.org/china/fostering-greater-chinese-investment-united-states/org/china/fostering-greater-chinese-investment-united-states/p27310
A number of hurdles to … to invest heavily in the United States.
Econ is fine nowCNBC 11/9/2012 (http://www.cnbc.com/id/49762930) Fixing the "fiscal cliff" and the … driver and job creator, he added.
iran
No iran prolif and the timeframe is hugeColin H. Kahl 12, security studies prof at Georgetown, senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security, was Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for the Middle East, “Not Time to Attack Iran”, January 17, http:~/~/www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/137031/colin-h-kahl/not-time-to-attack-iran?page=com/articles/137031/colin-h-kahl/not-time-to-attack-iran?page=show
Kroenig argues that there is an urgent … more quickly or out of sight, which could be years off.
Sanctions now are sufficient
Murphy 10/1 Brian Murphy and Nasser Karimi, AP Staff writers, The Star, October 1, 2012, "Secret workers’ petition shows Iran sanctions’ bite", http://www.thestar.com/news/world/article/1264897--secret-workers-petition-shows-iran-sanctions-bite
TEHRAN, IRAN—For weeks, a manifesto complaining about Iran’s stumbling … cannot afford their monthly housing costs.”
Containment solvesAlexandre Debs and Nuno P. Monteiro 12, poli sci profs at Yale, “The Flawed Logic of Striking Iran”, January 17, http:~/~/www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/137036/alexandre-debs-and-nuno-p-monteiro/the-flawed-logic-of-striking-iran?page=com/articles/137036/alexandre-debs-and-nuno-p-monteiro/the-flawed-logic-of-striking-iran?page=show
Taking the long view, Kroenig's argument reveals an … and providing security assurances to its allies.
a Squo solves-~--China not investing in IranDowns, AFF Author, 12 Erica S. Downs is a fellow at the John L. Thorton China Center at The Brookings Institution, "Getting China to Turn on Iran," July 19, 2012 http://nationalinterest.org/commentary/getting-china-turn-iran-7215
Sinopec is not the only Chinese oil … home governments implemented tighter unilateral sanctions in 2010.
china shale
Hostility to China is structural—causes backlash and global warPetras 3/6/12 http:~/~/petras.lahaine.org/?p=1890url:http://petras.lahaine.org/?p=1890 James Petras is a Bartle Professor (Emeritus) of Sociology at Binghamton University, New York. He is the author of more than 62 books published in 29 languages, and over 600 articles in professional journals, including the American Sociological Review, British Journal of Sociology, Social Research, and Journal of Peasant Studies. He has published over 2000 articles in nonprofessional journals such as the New York Times, the Guardian, the Nation, Christian Science Monitor, Foreign Policy, New Left Review, Partisan Review, TempsModerne, Le Monde Diplomatique, and his commentary is widely carried on the internet. His publishers have included Random House, John Wiley, Westview, Routledge, Macmillan, Verso, Zed Books and Pluto Books. He is winner of the Career of Distinguished Service Award from the American Sociological Association’s Marxist Sociology Section, the Robert Kenny Award for Best Book, 2002, and the Best Dissertation, Western Political Science Association in 1968. His most recent titles include Unmasking Globalization: Imperialism of the Twenty-First Century (2001); co-author The Dynamics of Social Change in Latin America (2000), System in Crisis (2003), co-author Social Movements and State Power (2003), co-author Empire With Imperialism (2005), co-author)Multinationals on Trial (2006). He has a long history of commitment to social justice, working in particular with the Brazilian Landless Workers Movement for 11 years. In 1973-76 he was a member of the Bertrand Russell Tribunal on Repression in Latin America. He writes a monthly column for the Mexican newspaper, La Jornada, and previously, for the Spanish daily, El Mundo. He received his B.A. from Boston University and Ph.D. from the University of California at Berkeley.
China has been growing at about 9% per … trade partners and undermine its investments.
US imperial decline makes lashout at China inevitableShor 11 http://www.stateofnature.org/decliningUsHegemony.html Fran Shor teaches in the History Department at Wayne State University. He is the author of Dying Empire: US Imperialism and Global Resistance (Routledge 2010).
While U.S. hegemony, according to Samir Amin… defining feature of the global role of the United States.
Chinese shale is a pipedream – and U.S. expertise won’t helpNgo 5/11/12 http://energyinasiablog.com/2012/05/11/3-reasons-why-shale-gas-is-a-pipe-dream-in-china-part1/ Diana Ngo holds a Masters in International Affairs from the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies (IHEID) in Geneva, Switzerland and a Double Bachelors in Political Science and Global Studies from the University of California- Los Angeles (UCLA). As an Energy Analyst with the U.S. Department of Energy- Beijing in the Winter of 2010-2011, Diana directed a project analyzing China’s future energy supply and demand, the country’s current energy security strategies, and potential opportunities for foreign governments and companies. This project was considered by the U.S. Embassy in Beijing as a theme for bilateral talks and is now being used as the “China Energy Primer” for the U.S. Department of the State and the U.S. Department of Energy. As the Energy and Environmental Analyst with UNESCO- Bangkok in the Summer of 2010, Diana identified public policy challenges and options to increase energy equity and environmental security to developing countries in Southeast Asia. Her work lead her to speak at the Fifth UNESCO Asia-Pacific School of Ethics Roundtable entitled “Mundialization, Bioethics, and Policy” in Singapore, where her research was well-received by academics, government officials, and climate change experts. Her interest in energy stems from her need to uncover the political, geographical, environmental and diplomatic constraints that limited resources bring to the global economy. While her passion in Asia stems from a lifelong interest in the cultures, languages, and cuisines of the region. Currently living in Beijing, Diana hopes to meet like-minded individuals and explore exciting new opportunities.
3 Reasons Why Shale Gas is a Pipe Dream in China …a feat that is expensive as it is momentarily impossible.
Europe solvesZhang, Analyst, International Market and Strategy Analysis Group, Institute of Energy Economics, Japan, June 2010 (Yue, “The Shale Gas Boom Shift to China,” http://eneken.ieej.or.jp/data/3179.pdf) Besides the US, recently, European … province and Jiangsu province as well.
No China-Russia war Spears, chief foreign policy writer – Brooks Foreign Policy Review, 5/1/’9 (Collin, http:~/~/brooksreview.wordpress.com/2009/05/01/leery-bear-rising-dragon-life-along-the-sino-russian-border/http://brooksreview.wordpress.com/2009/05/01/leery-bear-rising-dragon-life-along-the-sino-russian-border/)
Although China is facing water … China has proved to be a rational actor.
No China-India warKemp 10 Geoffrey Kemp, Director of Regional Strategic Programs at The Nixon Center, served in the White House under Ronald Reagan, special assistant to the president for national security affairs and senior director for Near East and South Asian affairs on the National Security Council Staff, Former Director, Middle East Arms Control Project at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace 2010, The East Moves West: India, China, and Asia’s Growing Presence in the Middle East, p. 223
However, conflict between China and … the fact that India harbors Tibet’s government in exile.
No CCP collapse—the government represses instabilityPei 9 (Minxin, Senior Associate in the China Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 3/12. “Will the Chinese Communist Party Survive the Crisis?” Foreign Affairs. http://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/64862/minxin-pei/will-the-chinese-communist-party-survive-the-crisis)
It might seem reasonable to expect that challenges from the … off any organized movement against the regime.
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11/11/2012 | Block vs. CFIUSTournament: Shirley | Round: 8 | Opponent: Gtown Am | Judge: Will Mosley Jensen
at: we meet
They regulate exportsGreidinger, 91 Volume 6 | Issue 2 Article, American University International Law ReviewThe Exon-Florio Amendment: A Solution in Search of a Problem, http:~/~/digitalcommons.wcl.american.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1553andcontext=cgi?article=1553andcontext=auilr B. EXPORT RESTRICTIONS¶ The Export Administration Act … intelligence purposes, and a means for the United States to gather¶ information about foreign intelligence operations.
at: vinson and elkinsVinson and Elkins is clearly referring to a definition from the CHINESE GOVERNMENTVinson and Elkins LLP 12 (VandE China Practice Update E-communication, “China Amends Foreign Investment Policy: New Foreign Investment Industry Guidance Catalogue,” January 13, http://www.velaw.com/resources/pub_detail.aspx?id=20405) On December 24, 2011, China’s National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) and Ministry of Commerce (MOC) jointly issued a new, revised version of its Foreign Investment Industries Guidance Catalogue (the “Catalogue”). The Catalogue will become effective January 30, 2012, and will replace the existing version of the guidance catalogue promulgated in late 2007. Background China first published the Catalogue in 1995 in order to regulate the inflow of foreign investment in a manner consistent with the central government’s economic development objectives. Over the years, the Catalogue has subsequently been revised several times to conform with China’s commitments under its Protocol of Accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO) and to reflect China’s continued economic and social development. The latest amendments to the Catalogue reflect China’s current emphasis on improving the quality of foreign investment to promote the development of high and new technology, valued-added manufacturing, efficient use of resources, and environmental sustainability. ***THEIR CARD BEGINS***The Catalogue classifies foreign direct investments in the various Chinese industry sectors as “encouraged,” “restricted,” “permitted,” or “prohibited,” and sets out specific industries in which foreign investment is either “encouraged,” “restricted,” or “prohibited.” Activities not listed are, in the absence of other rules to the contrary, considered to be “permitted” for foreign investments. Foreign investment in “encouraged” industries may enjoy certain tax benefits and is often subject to less strict administrative requirements from approval authorities. The “restricted” category includes industries into which foreign investment is subject to a higher level of scrutiny, stricter administrative requirements, and may be denied at the discretion of the approval authorities. Foreign investment is not permitted in industries categorized as “prohibited.”***THEIR CARD ENDS***
at: ci—qualification
Conditions and restrictions are distinct—key to predictabilityPashman, justice – New Jersey Supreme Court, 3/25/’63 (Morris, “ISIDORE FELDMAN, PLAINTIFF AND THIRD-PARTY PLAINTIFF, v. URBAN COMMERCIAL, INC., AND OTHERS, DEFENDANT,” 78 N.J. Super. 520; 189 A.2d 467; 1963 N.J. Super. LEXIS 479)
HN3A title insurance policy "is subject to the same rules of … most strictly against the person or persons seeking to enforce them." (Emphasis added)
Anell defines ‘restriction on production’—they don’t—key to predictabilityHaneman, justice – Superior Court of New Jersey, Appellate Division, 12/4/’59 (J.A.D., “RUSSELL S. BERTRAND, ET AL., PLAINTIFFS-RESPONDENTS, v. DONALD T. JONES, ET AL., DEFENDANTS-APPELLANTS,” 58 N.J. Super. 273; 156 A.2d 161; 1959 N.J. Super. LEXIS 569)
HN4 In ascertaining the meaning of the word "restrictions" as …, should be construed as being used in the same limited fashion as "zoning."
at: reasonability
Reasonability is impossible – it’s arbitrary and undermines research and preparationResnick, assistant professor of political science – Yeshiva University, ‘1 (Evan, “Defining Engagement,” Journal of International Affairs, Vol. 54, Iss. 2)
In matters of national security, establishing a clear definition of … to build an effective foreign policy.
2NC - Not Sufficient
The sections they leave in place cause all their impacts
Carroll, AFF Author, 09 James Carroll, Emory International Law Review, COMMENT: BACK TO THE FUTURE: REDEFINING THE FOREIGN INVESTMENT AND NATIONAL SECURITY ACT'S CONCEPTION OF NATIONAL SECURITY, 23 Emory Int'l L. Rev. 167)
Senator Charles Schumer’s call to investigate the Borse … would be potentially vulnerable to similar scrutiny.
They don't solve – tons of restrictions on non-energy
Jackson 11 James K. Jackson, Specialist in International Trade and Finance, Congressional Research Service, March 30, 2011, "The Exon-Florio National Security Test for Foreign Investment", http://www.fas.org/sgp/crs/natsec/RL33312.pdf
This broad definition is enhanced to some … following year, Congress adopted the language in the Patriot Act on critical infrastructure into The Homeland Security Act of 2002. 30
They need to redefine "national security" to solve - plan doesn't
Carroll, AFF Author, 09 James Carroll, Emory International Law Review, COMMENT: BACK TO THE FUTURE: REDEFINING THE FOREIGN INVESTMENT AND NATIONAL SECURITY ACT'S CONCEPTION OF NATIONAL SECURITY, 23 Emory Int'l L. Rev. 167)
Exon-Florio should be amended to more narrowly define national security. The open-ended nature of the current definition has allowed the process to become politicized. Instead, national security should be specifically defined so as to prevent acquisition of industries that are critical to the military aspects of our national defense and that have capacities that are not duplicable by other market entities. The definition should also serve to ensure that export control laws are not circumvented by foreign acquisition of American companies. The following proposed definition would once again focus on preventing foreign governments from gaining unique military capabilities through private transactions that could threaten American national security:
They don’t even solve a broad interpretation of ‘energy assets’—oil and gas are a small part
Clark 10 Harry Clark is a partner with Dewey and LeBoeuf LLP in Washington, DC, Jonathan Ware is an associate with Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer US LLP, also in Washington, DC, TEXAS JOURNAL OF OIL, GAS, AND ENERGY LAW, 2010, "LIMITS ON INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS IN THE PETROLEUM SECTOR: CFIUS INVESTMENT SCREENING, ECONOMIC SANCTIONS, ANTI-BRIBERY RULES, AND OTHER MEASURES", Volume 6, http://tjogel.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/ware_final1.pdf
In December 2008 CFIUS published guidance on … natural resources or energy function. 28
AT: Oil/Gas Key - Ellis-Vinson and Elkins LLP 07
This ev says the term "critical infrastructure" is key - not "energy assets"
Ellis-Vinson and Elkins LLP 07 US energy and foreign direct investment: Is the foreign capital flow for oil and gas at risk? http://www.ogfj.com/articles/print/volume-4/issue-6/capital-perspectives/us-energy-and-foreign-direct-investment-is-the-foreign-capital-flow-for-oil-and-gas-at-risk.html
Energy has traditionally been an area of … 2007 (See Figure 1). Nearly 20% of CFIUS filings in 2006 were energy-related - a trend that has continued thus far in 2007.
2NC - WTO Fights
Means the aff doesn't solve
Miles 8/23/12 Tom Miles, staff writer for Reuters, Yahoo News, August 23, 2012, "China escalates U.S. trade dispute, requests WTO decision", http://news.yahoo.com/china-escalates-u-trade-row-asks-wto-judge-132248378--sector.html
GENEVA (Reuters) - In a move that escalates a trade …U.S. car exports and U.S. chicken exports.
Specifically, solar fights outweigh the AFF
Schelmetic 8/21/12 Tracey Schelmetic, ThomasNet, 8/21/12, Do Tariffs on Chinese Solar Panels Help or Hurt the U.S. Solar Industry? , news.thomasnet.com/green_clean/2012/08/21/do-tariffs-on-chinese-solar-panels-help-or-hurt-the-u-s-solar-industry/
A trade war between the United States and China over … actions could trigger a “wholesale trade war” between China and the EU and the U.S.
Slew of alt causes
Lawrence 12 Susan V. Lawrence, Specialist in Asian Affairs, David MacDonald, Research Associate, Congressional Research Service, August 2, 2012, "U.S.-China Relations: Policy Issues", http://www.fas.org/sgp/crs/row/R41108.pdf
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has described as “uncharted … intellectual property rights, and its currency policy
MARKED
. The United States has differed with China over approaches to … leaders suspicious that the United States’ real goal is to end Communist Party rule.
2NC – FDI internal link
Slew of alt causes
Marchick 12 David M. Marchick is a managing director at the Carlyle Group, where he is global head of external affairs. He is the author of U.S. National Security and Foreign Direct Investment. Daniel R. Bowles is an associate at the Carlyle Group and assisted in the preparation of this article, Council on Foreign Relations, February 2012, "Fostering Greater Chinese Investment in the United States", http:~/~/www.cfr.org/china/fostering-greater-chinese-investment-united-states/org/china/fostering-greater-chinese-investment-united-states/p27310
Remove impediments and irritants to FDI. Policymakers can … United States should continue to advance BIT negotiations.
trade d
More trade = pre-emptive strikesMorrow 99 (James, Hoover Institution, Stanford University, “ How Could Trade Affect Conflict?” Journal of Peace Research 1999 36: 481)
It is also possible that this argument may predict other … a richer menu of costly signals for states to use during a crisis.
No escalationJoseph Nye 96, assistant secretary of defense for international security affairs, Washington Quarterly, Winter, 1996
The low likelihood of direct great power …. very unlikely to escalate to military conflicts.
Best modelsMartin et al 7, Mayer and Thoenig, Philippe, Thierry, Mathias, University of Paris 1 Pantheon-Sorbonne, Paris School of Economics and CEPR, University of Paris 1 Pantheon-Sorbonne, Paris School of Economics, CEPII and CEPR, University of Geneva, Paris School of Economics and CEPR April 23, 2007 “ Make Trade not War?,” http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.139.647andrep=rep1andtype=pdf
Our paper is the first, to our knowledge, to highlight the opposite … of the changing nature of wars.
no impact
Their ev suffers from threat inflationInnocent, foreign policy analyst – Cato, member – IISS, 12/7/’11 (Malou, http:~/~/www.cato-at-liberty.org/ignore-the-hawks-on-iran-too/http://www.cato-at-liberty.org/ignore-the-hawks-on-iran-too/)
More credible voices suggest otherwise. The … it ends” are today worthy of being ignored on Iran.
AT: Regional Proliferation
No prolif cascadeAlexandre Debs and Nuno P. Monteiro 12, poli sci profs at Yale, “The Flawed Logic of Striking Iran”, January 17, http:~/~/www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/137036/alexandre-debs-and-nuno-p-monteiro/the-flawed-logic-of-striking-iran?page=com/articles/137036/alexandre-debs-and-nuno-p-monteiro/the-flawed-logic-of-striking-iran?page=show
Kroenig's final abuse of history comes when …. (Washington agreed with Pakistani nuclearization in response to India.)
No miscalcAlexandre Debs and Nuno P. Monteiro 12, poli sci profs at Yale, “The Flawed Logic of Striking Iran”, January 17, http:~/~/www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/137036/alexandre-debs-and-nuno-p-monteiro/the-flawed-logic-of-striking-iran?page=com/articles/137036/alexandre-debs-and-nuno-p-monteiro/the-flawed-logic-of-striking-iran?page=show
Kroenig misreads history again when he … nuclear weapons have historically behaved in prudent ways.
2NC - Squo Sanctions Solve
They don't assume new sanctions - solves
Rampton 8/1 Roberta Rampton, staff writer, Reuters, August 1, 2012, "Congress approves new Iran sanctions on oil, shipping sectors", http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/08/02/us-usa-iran-sanctions-idUSBRE8701KV20120802
(Reuters) - The Congress … they are prepared to take additional steps.
Even more sanctions on top of that
Talev 12 Margaret Talev, staff writer, Bloomberg, July 31, 2012, "Obama’s New Iran Sanctions Target Energy, China, Iraq Banks", http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-07-31/obama-s-new-iran-sanctions-target-energy-china-iraq-banks-1-.html
The U.S. announced new sanctions on … to operate elsewhere in the world.
no shale
Tons of obstacles to Chinese shale – and U.S. expertise doesn’t translateKPMG Global Energy Institute 2012 (“Shale Gas: Global MandA Trends Focus on Argentina, China and United States,” http://www.kpmg.com/Global/en/IssuesAndInsights/ArticlesPublications/shale-gas/Documents/global-m-and-a-trendsv2.pdf) With shale gas development still in its … guidance has not been provided.
Domestic restrictions blockPeak Oil News 6/6/12 http:~/~/peakoil.com/production/can-shale-gas-meet-chinas-energy-needs-call-the-fracker/http://peakoil.com/production/can-shale-gas-meet-chinas-energy-needs-call-the-fracker/ Peakoil.com was started in 2005 by Dan C., a software engineer coming to a realization about the importance of understanding then improving the world’s hydrocarbon energy systems. The web is full of diversions, distractions, fluff, and filth, but there are few rare places on the web where you can discuss the things that actually matter to our lives, our families, and to future generations. Our site’s mission has been “exploring the issue of hydrocarbon depletion” AKA Peak Oil, undoubtedly the most serious economic and cultural crossroads in several generations
Geography is one obstacle. But there … wildcat boom in shale gas in China’s western heartland.
It’s smallPlatt’s 10/3/12 http:~/~/www.platts.com/RSSFeedDetailedNews/RSSFeed/NaturalGas/7120533url:http://www.platts.com/RSSFeedDetailedNews/RSSFeed/NaturalGas/7120533
Startup of shale gas production in China is unlikely to affect the situation in the global energy market in the near future, China's former national energy administrator Zhang Guobao said Wednesday. "China is rich in shale gas resources but... activization of shale gas production in China is unlikely to affect either the domestic or global energy situation," Zhang told the Kazenergy forum, according to a translation provided by the event organizers. Shale gas production in China in the next several years is unlikely to be significant, he added.
Slow and smallFinancial times, 6/6/12 http:~/~/blogs.ft.com/beyond-brics/2012/06/06/chinas-shale-future-not-as-bright-as-promised/http://blogs.ft.com/beyond-brics/2012/06/06/chinas-shale-future-not-as-bright-as-promised/
Over the past two years, China has drilled … and countries, in the business of selling gas to China.
china/russia
Empirics prove it won’t escalate Chicago Tribune, 10/15/04 China and Russia settled the last of their … border with Russia's Far East had remained in dispute.
Fear of escalation is a trump card Moritary, 2004 Tom Moriarty, military intelligence analyst for the U.S. Air Force. 9/22/04, World Affairs However, the Soviet Union ultimately chose to … and let the confrontation defuse naturally. (12)
1NRuq
His capital is working magic on Republicans – even on taxes (new revenues)Bennett, writer for Defense News, 11/10/2012 (John T., “Hopes Rise in U.S. for Sequestration Deal,” http://www.defensenews.com/article/20121110/DEFREG02/311100001/Hopes-Rise-U-S-Sequestration-Deal?odyssey=tab%7Ctopnews%7Ctext%7CFRONTPAGE) The adage that elections have consequences is … he has to act quickly. ... I think Obama can claim a mandate.”
at: weisman
Weisman concludes pc’s key and tax hikes are the make it or break it issue
But facing a Congress next year that will be less Republican than the current one, he suggested on Wednesday that he would favor a deal that would serve at least as “a down payment on — and a catalyst for — major solutions, enacted in 2013.”
Kentucky’s card ends
He said he had spoken to the president on Wednesday …, that is not going to solve the problem.”
at: boehner
The warrant in their 2nd card is Boehner – PC solves house republicans which fill his roleBennet Goldberg, PolicyMic, MA from John Hopkins-SAIS, 11/9/12, Fiscal Cliff: Obama and Congress Will be Forced to Work Together to Fix the Debt, www.policymic.com/articles/18868/fiscal-cliff-obama-and-congress-will-be-forced-to-work-together-to-fix-the-debt
In the past couple of days, much has been written on why … Tuesday. It is change that, finally, we can believe in.
link
No supportErica Downs, Brookings Institute China Fellow, 2010, Who’s Afraid of China’s Oil Companies?, http://www.brookings.edu/~/media/research/files/papers/2010/7/china%20oil%20downs/07_china_oil_downs
Who’s afraid of China’s national oil … Chevron cannot even compete in, let alone win.
Draws in Obama Jackson 11 James K. Jackson, Specialist in International Trade and Finance, Congressional Research Service, March 30, 2011, "The Exon-Florio National Security Test for Foreign Investment", http://www.fas.org/sgp/crs/natsec/RL33312.pdf
The Exon-Florio provision grants the … powers to block certain types of foreign investment.
at: winners win
It’s not true for energy policy because all of the above pleases no one Matthew N. Eisler, Research Fellow at the Center for Contemporary History and Policy at the Chemical Heritage Foundation, 12 “Science, Silver Buckshot, and ‘All of The Above’” Science Progress, April 2, http://scienceprogress.org/2012/04/science-silver-buckshot-and-%E2%80%9Call-of-the-above%E2%80%9D/
Conservatives take President Obama’s … more years of inaction and increased resort to cant.
Their theory is empirically wrongGary C. Jacobson 11, poli sci prof at UCSD, “Legislative Success and Political Failure: The Public's Reaction to Barack Obama's Early Presidency”, Presidential Studies Quarterly, Volume 41, Issue 2, pages 220–243
During his first two years in office, in … by circumstances he cannot control.
at: guidance
The CRS report they cite as ‘guidance’ says the President has absolute responsibility for CFIUS but that Congress intervenes and has both oversight and membership on the board – Congress created that oversight because the link is true
Their author:
While CFIUS’s activities often seem to be quite opaque, the Committee is not free to establish an independent approach to reviewing foreign investment transactions, but operates under the authority of the President and reflects his attitudes and policies. As a result, any discretion CFIUS uses to review and to investigate foreign investment cases reflects policy guidance from the President. Foreign investors are also constrained by legislation that bars foreign direct investment in such industries as maritime, aircraft, banking, resources and power. 7 Generally, these sectors were closed to foreign investors prior to passage of the Exon-Florio provision in order to prevent public services and public interest activities from falling under foreign control, primarily for national defense purposes.
Kentucky’s card ends
The Exon-Florio process is …luding in U.S. businesses.
at: nexon reviews
Right now it’s just Schumer whiningRampton 12 Roberta Rampton, staff writer for Reuters, Financial Post, July 27, 2012, "CNOOC’s bid for Nexen raises political hackles in Washington", http://business.financialpost.com/2012/07/27/cnoocs-bid-for-nexen-raises-political-hackles-in-washington/
WASHINGTON — The U.S. government should block … cant foothold in North America’s oil assets.
at: pc low
Nothing before fiscal cliffCSM, Christian Science Monitor, 11/8/12, Obama's new foreign and security team, Lexis
Barack Obama's reelection was barely sealed … of military involvement in Syria or Iran."
at: krugman
Deal key to avoid collapsing the economy—delaying the deal causes market freakout.Cox 11/8 Jeff, senior writer for CNBC, “Why US Economy May Be Headed for Another Recession,” http://www.cnbc.com/id/49745604, AM
All the problems investors face—from a fiscal meltdown to the … like markets, as opposed to emotional roller coasters."
But a deal now is key to 2013 successSchroeder 10/25/12 Rob, reporter for MarketWatch in Washington, “Of 5 ‘fiscal cliff’ outcomes only 1 is disaster,” http:~/~/www.marketwatch.com/Story/Story/?guid={FADCA232-1EA6-11E2-B624-002128040CF6}http://www.marketwatch.com/Story/Story/?guid=%7bFADCA232-1EA6-11E2-B624-002128040CF6%7d(%%), AM
Grand bargain : In an Oct. 23 interview with the Des Moines … blog Capital Gains and Games earlier this month.
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03/31/2013 | NDT Round 8 - FrameworkTournament: | Round: | Opponent: WGA DF | Judge: 1NC FrameworkA. Your decision should answer the resolutional question: Is the enactment of topical action better than the status quo or a competitive option?
2. "USFG should" means the debate is solely about a policy established by governmental means Debate over a controversial point of action creates argumentative stasis—that’s key to avoid a devolution of debate into competing truth claims, which destroys the decision-making benefits of the activity Debate is a means of settling differences, so there must be a difference of
Decisionmaking is the most portable skill—key to all facets of life and advocacy After several days of intense debate, first the United States House of Representatives and Decision-making is a process, not an outcome – it ban be appropriated to any endPerkins, senior professor of education – Harvard Graduate School of Education, ’9 Good decision making can be seen as a double balancing act. The decision maker Demanding that we refute the content of their experience is exclusionary and precludes communication First, it is argued that only those who have shared in, and have We can have a debate about the institutions that produce inequity without being forced to attack each other’s subject positions – in fact, that’s the only way debate occurs in the first place The argument that insiders within `disempowered’ communities (or any other communities for that The alternative is a refutation of people’s suffering – that’s wrongSUBOTNIK 98 Having traced a major strand in the development of CRT, we turn now to 2NC Frameworkat: fairness/predictabilityelitist== Predictability maintains meaningful politics and empathy even if their DA is correctMassaro, Prof Law – Florida, ’89 Yet despite their acknowledgment that some ordering and rules are necessary, empathy proponents tend at: schnyderSchnyder calls for policy discussion about the state – this is the conclusion of his dissertationSchnyder, their author, PhD, University of California’s President’s Postdoctoral Fellow, 2008 He is talking about policing education in the sense of literal cops in literal schools – no link to T – in fact, he engages in the same kind of policy discussions we advocate for debateSchnyder, their author, PhD, University of California’s President’s Postdoctoral Fellow, 2008 *at: brady / solipsismInsisting that understanding is mutually exclusive and that commensurability is impossible is MORE EXCLUSIONARY than the search for stasisRobert Alexander Innes, member of Cowessess First Nation and an assistant professor in the Department of Native Studies at the University of Saskatchewan, 2009, "Wait a Second. Who Are You Anyways?", American Indian Quarterly, 33.4 Insider scholars, Indigenous and non-Indigenous, challenge the research conducted by outsiders 2nc at: switch side badSwitching sides is the opposite of nihilismDay, Prof Speech – U Wisconsin Madison, ’66 The analysis of the ethics of democratic debate presented in this paper supports the position at: gaps in knowledgeYou should reject their claim that there is an inherent epistemological gap between identities poetry and politicsDavid Bridges, Centre for Applied Research in Education, University of East Anglia, 2001, The Ethics of Outsider Research, Journal of Philosophy of Education, Vol. 35, No. 3 III OUTSIDERS IMPORT DAMAGING FRAMEWORKS OF UNDERSTANDING Predictability GoodConstraints make change possible—eliminating rules makes their form of opposition to structure meaninglessArmstrong 2000 Such a play-space also opposes the notion that the only alternative to the | |
03/31/2013 | NDT Round 8 - Absolute Music KTournament: | Round: | Opponent: WGA DF | Judge: 1NC KThe 1AC’s combines music and text by narrating poetry over an instrumental soundtrack— this is in contrast to absolute music, free of text—Kivy, professor of philosophy at Rutgers University, 2009 Absolute music is of intrinsic worth beyond price – its value and exaltation is its own defenseKivy, professor of philosophy at Rutgers University, 2009 Our alternative is the music and the poems but separate in time – it is the content of the 1AC, but the music stands on its own, inexpressible – opening radical opportunities for resistance and protestBauer, professor at McGill University, 1999 | |
03/31/2013 | NDT Round 8 - Case vs. WGA DFTournament: | Round: | Opponent: WGA DF | Judge: 1NC CaseNo social death – history provesVincent Brown, Prof. of History and African and African-American Studies @ Harvard Univ., December 2009, "Social Death and Political Life in the Study of Slavery," American Historical Review, p. 1231-1249 THE PREMISE OF ORLANDO PATTERSON’S MAJOR WORK, that enslaved Africans were natally alienated and The invocation of social death as ontologically inevitable inscribes a pessimism towards politics which makes agency impossible and oversimplifies the history of resistanceVincent Brown, Prof. of History and African and African-American Studies @ Harvard Univ., December 2009, "Social Death and Political Life in the Study of Slavery," American Historical Review, p. 1231-1249 Specters of the Atlantic is a compellingly sophisticated study of the relation be- tween Here’s are some contemporary examples, but we’re not really tied to defending any of them because their theory can’t account for any of themCurrie 8 Measuring racial progress is all about perspective. Since Appomattox, the struggle for racial They will dismiss our examples as trite – that’s our argument, ontologizing social death requires you to dismiss all gains as trite to preserve the theoryClark, professor of law – Catholic University, ’95 A Final Word Civil Rights and economic advancement prove that qualitative changes in blacks’ social condition is possible and can resist rollback—effective decision-making and engagement turn the case Second Qualitative Leap Forward Their view of irresolvable antagonism is easily coopted by the right—furthers oppression In the attempt to understand and come to terms with the problems of Afro- 1NR Casesocial deathIf you end up concluding that afro-pessimism is true, then your ballot can’t be key because the content of the debate itself is inconsequentialStephen Winter 7, political theory lecturer at the University of Auckland, Patterns of Prejudice, Vol 41, Nos 3-4 Conversely, it might be said that the affective approaches demand too much. If We are not romanticizing oppression – acknowledgement and celebration of social life is key to prevent recurrent social death Like scholars of resistance before him, Rucker effectively refutes any contention that the enslaved How we do history is important in this context – their insistence on a single coherent narrative of black being ensures we lose sight of social struggle WRITING THE HISTORY OF SLAVERY in a way that emphasizes struggles against social alienation requires | |
03/31/2013 | NDT Round 8 - AT K of "African American"Tournament: | Round: | Opponent: WGA DF | Judge: 2NRapologyIt’s uniquely effective in the context of university students exploring issues of identityGary Alan Fine 10, Professor of Sociology at Northwestern, "A" for Apology: Slavery and the Discourse of Remonstrance in Two American Universities, History and Memory 22.1 (Spring 2010): 81-112,169-170. What is it that university apologies do? We suggest that they constitute action through language, bolstering the core values of the academy by providing models of reconciliation. They extend the active consideration of an issue to alumni, current students, professors-to all those who are associated with the university. The apology of a university is a powerful tool in the arsenal of forgiveness. |
Tournament | Round | Report |
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Fullerton | 1 |
Opponent: Oklahoma BC | Judge: Eisenstadt 1NC: T-USFG should, energy metaphors bad K |
Fullerton | 4 |
Opponent: MSU GT | Judge: Stout 1NC: 2NC: 2NR: politics/case |
Fullerton | 6 |
Opponent: Oklahoma CL | Judge: P. Kennedy 1NC: 2NC: T, 1NR: Patriarchy K |
Fullerton | Doubles |
Opponent: Wake Forest CD | Judge: Brovero, Reed, Stone 1NC: 2NC: SEP, Helium, case 2NR: politics + case |
Fullerton | Finals |
Opponent: Northwestern LV | Judge: S. Kennedy, Garrett, Strauss 1NC: 2NC: T - restrictions, case 2NR: politics + case |
Dartmouth | 2 |
Opponent: WGA DF | Judge: Brovero 1NC: T, Case (nuke power good) |
Dartmouth | 4 |
Opponent: NU KM | Judge: Perkins 1NC: T-restrictions, Immigration Reform DA, Smart Grid Trade-off DA, Coal Exports bad DA, Tax Code CP, Sovereignty CP |
Dartmouth | 5 |
Opponent: Harvard BS | Judge: J. Green 1NC: T, Case |
Northwestern | 2 |
Opponent: OU BC | Judge: Garner 1AC--space traders 1NC: T--USFG should, Bell Bad K, case |
NDT | 4 |
Opponent: UGA CG | Judge: Stone, Strauss, Hardy 1NC: 2NC 1NR 2NR--Immigration + Case |
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