The 2007-2008 Policy Debate Kritik Casebook Print Edition

The population argument is specific to arguments that depend upon the rhetoric of shortage and overpopulation and can be flexibly used against family planning affirmatives and Malthus disads. Disease Securitization adapts the ever-popular Threat Construction debate to the concept of public health, ensuring that you will have a link no matter what the affirmative is. Development Discourse builds on one of the most popular arguments on the college Africa topic and criticizes the notion that the "developed" Western nations must advance the economies and systems of the "developing" world. Afrocentrism, sure to be one of this year's biggest positions, suggests that it is impossible to deal with Africa when we consider it the margin, Finally, a Criticism of Public Health adopts the perspective of French theorist Michel Foucault to dispute the idea that public health is a neutral concept.