Yesterday was a day off, but today the outrounds have officially been started at Kuala Lumpur. We will provide you with all motions and other information about the outrounds.
OPEN
Open Partial Double Octo Final
Judges: From the Dutch people being present, Tomas Beerthuis (chair), Anne Valkering (chair), Andrea Bos and Bionda Merckens will be judging this round.
Motion: THW allow corporations to use hackers to retaliate against cyberattacks where the state seems unwilling or unable to do so.
Matchups: http://malaysiaworldstab.blogspot.co.uk/2015/01/open-partial-double-octofinal-matchups.html
Breaking to the Open Octofinal are: Melbourne C, McGill A, Oxford C, Queens A, Belgrade A, Bates A, TCD Phil A, Brown A, Auckland B., Stanford A, TCD-Hist B, Monash A, Glasgow A, Sydney C, Oxford A, Cape Town A.
Open Octofinal
Judges: Senna Maatoug (chair), Karin Merckens, Arielle Dundas.
Motion: THBT disadvantaged groups should emphasize their conformity with, rather than distinctiveness from, dominant culture; as a strategy for improving their social position.
Matchups: http://malaysiaworldstab.blogspot.nl/2015/01/open-octofinal-matchups.html
Livestream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0e_xry9OWiA&feature=youtu.be
Breaking to the Open Quarter Finals are: Oxford A, Durham A, BPP A, TCD Phil A, Harvard A, Belgrade A, Stanford A, Vic Wellington A, Monash A, TCD Hist B, Sydney B, Cambridge A, Sydney A, Hart House A.
Open Quarterfinals
Judges: Bionda Merckens
Motion: TH regrets the decline of secular pan-Arab nationalism
Matchups: http://malaysiaworldstab.blogspot.nl/2015/01/open-quarterfinal-matchups.html
Breaking to the Open Semifinals are: Oxford A, Sydney B, Sydney A, Melbourne A, Harvard A, Belgrade A, BPP A, TCD-Phil A
Open Semifinals
Judges: Senna Maatoug
Motion: THBT all states should create special economic zones in cities, where all economic activities (except the purchase of goods and services) are carried out by women.
Matchups: http://malaysiaworldstab.blogspot.nl/2015/01/open-semifinal-matchups.html
Breaking to the Open Grand Final are: Oxford A, BPP A, Sydney A, Harvard A.
ESL
ESL Quarterfinals
Judges: No Dutch judges in here!
Motion: THBT the African-American community should oppose ‘broken windows policies’.
Infoslide: The broken windowws theory describes the concept that substantial amounts of petty crime create comditions that increase major crime. Many jurisdicstions, including, most famously, New York State, have introduces policing policies in response; and respond to areas of high crime with substantial increases of police presence, arrest and prosecution rates for petty crime and harsher punishments.
Matchups: http://malaysiaworldstab.blogspot.nl/2015/01/open-octofinal-and-esl-quarterfinal.html
Livestream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jENsJ-Jclw&feature=youtu.be
Breaking to the ESL Semifinals are: Gadjah Mada A, UM B, CUHK A, BRAC A, UM A, STockholm A, Dhaka A, Indonesia A.
ESL Semifinals
Judges: No Dutch judges in this round!
Motion: THW severely limit companies’ ability to replace workers with technology.
Matchups: http://malaysiaworldstab.blogspot.nl/2015/01/esl-semifinal-matchups.html
Breaking to the ESL Grand Final are: Indonesia A, Dhaka A, Stockholm A, CUHK A
EFL
EFL Semifinals
Judges: Andrea Bos
Motion: THW ban its citizens from visiting illiberal states whose economies depend on tourism.
Matchups: http://malaysiaworldstab.blogspot.nl/2015/01/efl-semifinal-matchups.html
Breaking to the EFL Grand Final are: Adam Mickiewicz A, Binus international A, Seoul NUDA A, MIPT A.
Public Speaking Grand Finals
Speech time: 3-4 minutes
Motion: Everything is better in moderation
Participants: April Broadbent, Charles Frost, Darrel Chingaramde, Hassann bin Shaheen, Howard Cohen, Joe McGrade, Moustafa Elbaadwihi, Natalie Wang, Nathan Kohler, Obiyo Daniel, Samuel Mule
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