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1		-I negate and value Global Justice, meaning giving all people their due.
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3		-As states are interconnected, we must view them as part of global institutions.
4		-Pogge 1: Pogge, Thomas. Yale Philosophy Professor “What is Global Justice?” 2010. CH
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7		-But other factors
8		-AND
9		-considerably less comfortable.
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11		-Focusing on global arrangements draws attention to inequalities between nations.
12		-Pogge 2: Thomas Pogge Yale Philosophy Professor. Are We Violating the Human Rights of the World’s Poor? Yale Human Rights and Development Law Journal. 2011. DD
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15		-Human rights violations
16		-AND
17		- enslaved or impoverished.
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19		-The standard is Preserving Equal Access to Sovereignty. Preserving Equal Access to Sovereignty means giving all states the same capacity to self-govern.
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21		-My thesis is that no state has the right to control others’ existence. By issuing a blanket ban, affirming unjustly denies some countries the sovereignty to develop.
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23		-1 Categorical bans on power originate from states wielding political power, who then harm developing states’ sovereignty.
24		-Driessen writes: Driessen, Paul. Policy analyst; B.A., Geology and Field Ecology, Lawrence University; J.D., University of Denver College of Law. Eco-Imperialism: Green Power, Black Death. Merril Press, January 1, 2010. CH
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26		-At their root
27		-AND
28		-or outright bans.
29		-2 Developing states need nuclear to have sovereignty.
30		-Chowdhury writes: Chowdhury, Navid. Degree, Stanford University “Nuclear Energy For Developing Countries” 2012. BS
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32		-Access to energy
33		-AND
34		-set by IMF.
35		-3 The Aff is a form of hypocrisy – the rich ban the Global South from using the nuclear that made them wealthy in the first place.
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37		-Varano writes: Varano, Daniela. Communications Coordinator for the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons “NPT: Nuclear Colonialism Versus Democratic Disarmament.” Open Democracy, 2015. BS
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39		-A host of nuclear
40		-AND
41		-of nuclear terms.

EntryDate

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1		-2016-09-10 13:48:00.0

Judge

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1		-Wesley Hu

Opponent

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1		-Newark Science BA

ParentRound

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1		-3

Round

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1		-4

Team

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1		-Harrison Piliero Neg

Title

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1		-SEPTOCT - Sovereignty NC

Tournament

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1		-Byram Invitational