The capitalism critique is once again a popular generic negative strategy. Want to improve your ability to debate it on both the affirmative and negative? This special 3NR podcast features a discussion about the capitalism critique between Scott Phillips and guest contributor Malcolm Gordon. Topics discussed include:
* the differences between versions of the critique
* affirmative link turn strategies
* the “ethics” impact
* impacts and impact framing
* how to explain the alternative
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For those of you wanting to research some cap good cards, here is a recent article I found that is 10000x better than the Bandow/CATO cards everyone reads for cap solves war
The Capitalist Peace
American Journal of Political Science, Vol. 51, No. 1, January 2007, Pp. 166-191
podcast feed doesn’t seem to exist…
What's the name of the song that plays in the beginning?
It's the mashup of Numb by Linkin Park and Encore by Jay-Z off this album: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collision_Course_(al…
Ian, so glad your more concerned by the song than the content. Excellent podcast though. Can you do one on poverty representations?
I think the Cap K intro music was "what you know about that" by TI
Oh balls I had my podcasts mixed up.
does anyone have cites to the boggs card thats mentioned in this podcast? i've looked on several camp files and i cant find it.
I haven't listened to the podcast, but I've only heard one Boggs article read before:
The Great Retreat: Decline of the Public Sphere in Late Twentieth-Century America
Author(s): Carl Boggs
Source: Theory and Society, Vol. 26, No. 6 (Dec., 1997), pp. 741-780
Published by: Springer
Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/657934
The end of politics: corporate power and the decline of the public sphere
By Carl Boggs
is related. It's more current and a book. I don't know what the podcast says, but that's on google books so you can cross-check.
@David Robinson
I can understand why you haven't listened to the podcast, the admiral has many duties.