Lincoln-Douglas.com

PlanetDebate.com is very excited to announce both the development of Lincoln-douglas.com and that Minh Luong will continue to be our new author-editor of the LD Tutorials for 2005-2006.

The first release will be available August 29th.

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Minh's Releases

40 DLs Civil Disobedience Good/Bad

19 DLs Death Penalty L-D Release 2007


2009-10 Files

962 DLs L-D: N-D 09: Mandatory Immunization

904 DLs LD: S-O 09: Testing


2008-9 Files

15 DLs January-February L-D Release

19 DLs January/February 2009 L-D: ICC Jurisdiction (preliminary)

35 DLs L-D: 08: March/April -- Vigilantism

23 DLs L-D: 08: September-October: Sacrificing Innocents

15 DLs L-D: Voting Rights for Felons

126 DLs LD: NFL 09: Conscription & Justice


2007-8 Files

12 DLs L-D: 08: January: Preemptive War

19 DLs L-D: MA 08: Hate Crimes

25 DLs L-D: ND 07: Plea Bargaining


2006-7 Files

29 DLs L-D: 06: September-October: Health Care

12 DLs L-D: JF07: Sovereignty & the U.N.

33 DLs L-D: ND 06: Domestic Violence

11 DLs Oppression & Revolution


2005-6 Files

7 DLs L-D: 05: November-December: Judicial Activism

16 DLs L-D: 05: September-October: Immigration& Democracy

26 DLs LD: Capitalism

17 DLs LD: Health Care


2004-5 Files

5 DLs L-D: 04: November-December: Democracy Promotion

11 DLs L-D: 05: NFLs: Military Intelligence Collection & Torture

6 DLs L-D: JF 05: Separation of Church & State

13 DLs L-D: SO 04: Privacy vs. Society Welfare

7 DLs LD: MA 05: National vs. Community Standards


2003-4 Files

8 DLs L-D: 03: September-October: Privacy & Priveleged Communication

13 DLs L-D: 04: January: Economy v. Environment

16 DLs L-D: MA 04: Common Good


2002-3 Files

9 DLs L-D: 03: March/April: Letter vs. Spirit of the Law Evidence Packet

15 DLs L-D: 03: November-December: International Moral Obligation

29 DLs LD: SO 02: National Security vs. Individual Rights


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About Minh A. Luong

Prof. Minh A. Luong teaches in the Ethics, Politics, and Economics program and is Assistant Director of International Security Studies at Yale University. He founded and directs the Yale Ivy Scholars Program for Lincoln-Douglas Debaters. He has served as International Affairs Council Fellow at the Yale Center for International and Area Studies. He has taught interdisciplinary senior seminars and graduate courses on international relations, diplomacy, negotiations, espionage & economic intelligence, privacy, and security issues. He has appeared on major television and radio news networks and has been quoted in newspapers internationally. His research and teaching on applied philosophy in politics and economics makes him one of the premier authorities on Lincoln-Douglas debate.

He previously served as Chairperson of the Department of Speech and Communication Studies at The Pinewood School (CA), Director of Debate at San Francisco State University, and Director of Forensics at the University of California at Berkeley. An active member of the forensic community, he serves as director of Lincoln-Douglas debate at the National Tournament of Champions (TOC), Columbia University Invitational, Princeton University Classic, Co-Director of the Harvard University National Invitational, and is a member of the TOC Advisory Committees for both L-D and policy debate.

A nationally recognized authority and published author of nearly 20 articles on debate theory and practice, Prof. Luong founded and directs The National Debate Education Project which conducts forensic seminars in underserved areas of the country. He holds the distinction of being the only person to have won the National Collegiate Lincoln-Douglas Debate Championship title both as a competitor and coach. As a high school coach, he guided his students to great success at regional and national tournaments in both L-D and Policy debate as well as individual events and Student Congress. He previously served as the founding curriculum director of Lincoln-Douglas debate at the National Debate Forum, UC Berkeley, NFC-Austin, and Stanford University institutes.