Gonzaga Debate Institute 13 Hegemony Core Brovero/Verney/Hurwitz



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Gonzaga Debate Institute 13

Hegemony Core – Brovero/Verney/Hurwitz





Hegemony Core




Contents


Hegemony Core 1

Latin America 9

Uniqueness 10

Hegemony Declining Now 11

Hegemony Low Now – Latin America Shifting 13

Hegemony Low Now – Regional Powers 16

Hegemony Low Now – China 18

Hegemony Unsustainable 19

Hegemony Increasing Now 20

Internal Links 23

Engagement Increases Influence 24

Security Cooperation Increases Influence 27

Trade Increases Influence 31

LA Key to US Hegemony 32

Latin American Hegemony Good 39

Stability 40

Democracy 42

AT – Regionalism Solves Vacuum 44

Latin American Hegemony Bad 45

Hegemony Backfires – Counterbalancing 46

AT – US Hegemony Key to Stability 49

Hegemony Bad – Democracy 52

AT – US Hegemony Key to Democracy 54

Latin American Hegemony Bad – Neoliberalism 56

AT – US Hegemony Benign 57

Regional Groups 58

BRICS Rise Now – Latin America 59

Brazil Rise Now 61

AT – Brazil Rise 69

Brazil Hegemony Benign 70

China 71

China Rising Now – Influence 72

China Rising Now – Military 75

AT – China Rise 78

AT – China Rise – Military 80

Iran 82


Iran Rising Now – Latin America 83

Iran Rising Now – Cuba 88

Iran Rising Now – Mexico 90

Iran Rising Now – Venezuela 92

Iran Rising Now – Venezuela – Chavez Not Key 96

Iran Rising Now – Brazil 97

Iran Rising Now – Argentina 100

Engagement Checks Iran 102

Iranian Influence Bad – Proliferation 103

Iranian Influence Bad – Terrorism 105

AT – Iran Rise 107

AT – Iran Rise – Mexico 110

AT – Iran Rise – Venezuela 111

AT – Iran Influence Impact 112

Terrorism 113

Hezbollah Rise Now – Latin America 114

Hezbollah Rise Now – Venezuela 115

Hezbollah Influence Bad – Laundry List 117

Narco-Terrorism Rise Now – Latin America 118

Narco-Terrorism Rise – Venezuela 120

AT – Latin American Terrorism Impact 122

Internal Links 124

Latin America Relations 125

Uniqueness – Current Policies Undercut Hegemony 126

Engagement Increases Credibility 128

Relations Increase Credibility 132

AT – Latin America Key 134

AT – Relations Boost Influence 135

Hard Power 140

General 141

Navy 144

Air Power 147

Readiness 148

Soft Power 150

General Key to Hegemony 151

Outweighs Hard Power 153

Solves Terrorism 154

Alt Causes 156

Credibility 158

Humanitarian 160

Hard Power Undercuts Soft Power 161

Economy 162

Key to Hegemony 163

Economic Hegemony is Key to Military Hegemony 165

Economic Leverage Key to Exercising Hegemony 167

Economic Power Key to Soft & Hard Power 168

Economy Outweighs Military 169

Economy Outweighs Credibility 171

Mexico Specific 172

AT – Economy Key to Hegemony 173

Trade 177

Trade Good For Hegemony 178

Proliferation 180

Proliferation Undercuts Hegemony 181

Internal Link Answers 183

AT – Hegemony Influences Others 184

Hegemony Inevitable – Power Consolidation 185

Hegemony Inevitable – Other Countries Want Unipolarity 187

Hegemony Inevitable – Nuclear Deterrence 188

Hegemony Inevitable – Multipolarity Fails 189

Hegemony Good 190

Uniqueness 191

Lead Now 192

Lead Now – Military 193

AT – Challengers Now 194

AT – China Threat Now 196

AT – Hegemony Unsustainable/Cost 197

AT – Hegemony Unsustainable 198

AT – Empire Decline 208

AT – Multipolar Transition 209

Hegemony Good Impacts 212

Laundry List 213

Deters Nuclear Crises 217

Deters Regional Crises 219

Deters Conflict 220

Collapse Causes War 228

Decline Hurts Russia-US Relations 234

Decline Causes China War 235

Solves Stability 236

Solves Terrorism 243

Solves Proliferation 246

Cooperation 248

Solves Democracy 249

Human Rights 250

Solves Climate 251

Solves Trade 253

Solves Economy 255

Economy 258

AT – Hegemony Bad Args 260

AT – Hegemony Causes Great Power War 261

AT – Entanglements/Wars 263

AT – Counterbalancing 265

AT – Soft Balancing 271

AT – Hard Counterbalancing 276

AT – China Rise 283

AT – Hierarchy Bad 285

AT – Unipolarity Bad 286

AT – Hegemony Alternatives 287

AT – Multipolarity Good 288

AT – Bipolarity Solves 293

AT – Retrenchment Solves/AT – Posen 294

AT – Offshore Balancing Solves 296

Hegemony Bad 300

1NC – Hegemony Bad Case Turn 301

Uniqueness 305

Transition Now is Key 306

Uniqueness – Brink 307

Transition Now 308

Hegemony Constrained Now 310

Hegemony Low – No Leverage 312

Unsustainable 314

Unsustainable – Rising Powers 322

Multipolarity Coming Now 326

No Unilateralism Now 331

Economy Uniqueness 332

Decline Now 333

Unsustainable – Debt 334

Unsustainable – Budget Cuts 335

China Taking Over 336

AT – China Decline 338

US Won’t Play Leadership Role 339

Economy Not Only Factor 340

Hegemony Bad Impacts 341

Laundry List 342

Prolonging Transition Causes War 346

Causes Entanglements 349

Causes Conflict 350

Causes Terrorism 351

Causes China Conflict 353

Causes Russian-Chinese Alliance 355

Causes Iran Conflict 357

Causes Middle East Instability 358

Causes Oil Dependence 359

Hurts India-US Relations 361

Causes Proliferation 362

Hurts Cooperation 363

Decline Good – Counterbalancing 364

Retrenchment Good – On Balance 365

Hurts the Economy 366

Retrenchment Good – Economy 369

Hegemony Alternatives 370

Offshore Balancing Solves 371

Retrenchment Solves 373

Nuclear Deterrence Solves 375

Multipolarity Helps Cooperation 376

Multipolarity Helps Economy 377

AT – Hegemony Good Args 378

AT – Deterrence 379

AT – Hegemony Solves Conflict 381

AT – Transition Wars 383

AT – Loss of Alliances Causes Violence 387

AT – Cooperation 388

AT – Offshore Balancing Weakens Deterrence 390

AT – Withdrawal Causes Economic Decline 392

AT – Hegemony Key to the Economy 394

AT – Military Hegemony Key to the Economy 397

AT – Military Hegemony Helps the Global Economy 401

AT – Military Hegemony Helps Jobs 402

AT – Hegemony Key to Oil Stability 403

AT – Hegemony Benign 404

AT – History Proves US Leadership Good 406

AT – China Decline 409

AT – Military Primacy Key 410

Heg Authors Wrong 412

Terminal Impacts 414

Free Trade 415

Free Trade Good Impact 416

Democracy 418

Democracy Good Impact 419

AT – Democracy Peace Theory 420

Terrorism 421

Terrorism Retaliation Bad Impact 422

AT – Nuclear Terrorism Impact 424

AT – Loose Nukes 426

AT – Harder to Attribute 428

AT – Deterrence Doesn’t Apply 432

Proliferation 433

Proliferation Bad Impact 434

Russia War 437

Russia-US War Bad Impact 438

Asia 439

China War Impact 440

Asian Instability Bad Impact 442

India-US Relations Good Impact 443

India-Pakistan Nuclear War Impacts 444

AT – China War 446

War 448

Escalation Likely 449



Can’t Solve War 450

Risk of War Low 451

Risk of Missile Attack Low 452





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