The following is a list of links that home school debaters may find useful in preparing for the 2002 NCFCA topic, “Resolved: That United States foreign trade policy ought to value human rights above national sovereignty.”

• Free Trade and Human Rights: The Moral Case for Engagement
• State sovereignty and the protection of fundamental human rights: an international law perspective
• Sovereignty and Human Rights: The Search for Reconciliation
• Trade with China: Business Profits or Human Rights?
• Trade and Human Rights: The Case of China
• A Six-Step Plan for U.S. Trade Policy
• A Better Strategy for Burma
  Crimes Against Humanity Provoke International Action
• Limits to national sovereignty
• Human Rights Trump Sovereignty In 1999
  Crimes Against Humanity Provoke International Action
• Human rights, sovereignty and military intervention
• Human Rights, East and West
• U.S. China Policy: Trade, Aid, and Human Rights
• Labor Rights in U.S. Trade Agreements (Human Rights Watch)
• International Trade and U.S. Trade Policy
• Fair Trade Resource List