Committees
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Protection Against Trafficking Cultural Property
Food Dumping
Trafficking of Small Arms in Eastern Europe
Militarization of Outer Space
Revision of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
The Status of North Korean Nuclear Weapons as of Kim Jung Il’s Death
Transitional Governments
Responsibility Following Ecological Disasters
Intellectual Property in a Globalized World
Naval Boundaries and the Yeonpyeong Island
The Security Guarantee
The Demilitarized Border Zone (DMZ)
The Role of Illicit Drug Trafficking in the Financing of Terrorism
Internal Conflict in Burma
Sovereignty of Transnistria
Biological Weapon Expansion
Economic Crisis and Property Bubble
Fishing Village Revolts
Division of Cyprus
Sudan’s New Borders
Territorial Dispute in the South China Sea
Government Retribution Against Anti-Government Protesters
Human Rights and Counter-Terrorism
International Rights for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Persons
Speculation of Food and Natural Resources
Millennium Development Goals
Transnational Organized Crime
Smuggling Due to Poaching
Civilians Caught in the Crossfire of Cartel Violence
Social Unrest Caused by Unlawful Voting Procedures
Equality in Education for the Physically Disabled
Child Brides
Children in Drug Trafficking
Marine Conservation
Urban Environmental Planning
Electronic Waste
Equality for Women in Education in Developing Nations
Fair Trade
Genetically Modified (GMO) Food Controversy
Food Safety and Microbiological Risks
Maternal and Newborn Mortality
Rights of the Mentally Disabled
Richard Nixon
Isaias Afewerki
Ernesto “Che” Guevara
Francisco Franco
Julian Assange
Yakubu Gowon
The Mounting Turmoil along the Somali Land Border
Catastrophe for Egypt’s Copts and the Fight between the Past and the Present
Waters of Conflict: the South China Sea and its Ambiguous Future
Our specialty committees change every conference, ranging from the less-common UN organizations to recreations of historic alliances and cabinets.
We generally scrap procedure, and delegates represent world leaders rather than countries.
Read: lots of fun, especially for those looking for an alternative to the standard committee.
Crisis committees throw you headfirst into the turmoil in the Middle East or the ensuing hurricane in South America, which conveniently occur a few hours into debate.
Research is out of the question; you, along with your fellow delegates, must form an on-the-spot plan to mitigate damage, while your chairs thwart your every solution.
More involved than your average committee. Recommended for delegates with at least one conference of experience.
Expert committees feature higher-level debate and a smaller, close-knit committee.
Recommended for delegates with at least two conferences of experience.
