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May 26th, 2009 Scott Phillips Leave a comment Go to comments

To get you summer readers started

Creating a World Without Poverty

Good Cap/Bad Cap

Social citizenship and Workfare in The United States and Western Europe

The Other America: Poverty in the US

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Whit on Defending The Affirmative: Tips For Answering Multi-Plank Counterplans (3): @Scott Phillips I’ve ranted before about how I feel that these arguments are tantamount to neg intrinsicness arguments. I think arguments about why a.) they are...
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