Division and reunion: Woodrow Wilson, immigration, and the myth of American unity
Tags: WILSON, Woodrow, 1856-1924 -- Political & social views; FEDERAL government; EMIGRATION & immigration; PRESIDENTS -- United States
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- Historical Impressions, 1912. // Presidents & Prime Ministers;Mar/Apr2001, Vol. 10 Issue 2, p27
Presents an excerpt from a campaign speech given by United States President Woodrow Wilson at Madison Square Garden in New York City on October 31, 1912.
- Wilsonian liberals. // Policy Review;Jan/Feb96, Issue 75, p58
Comments on the article `Liberalism's Lost Tradition,' by Fred Siegel and Will Marshall, which was published in the September/October 1995 issue of `The New Democrat'. Contrast between United States presidents Woodrow Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt; Breaking the federal government's monopoly...
- The President's Sense of Delicacy. Waage, C. M. // America;9/13/1919, Vol. 21 Issue 23, p561
The article presents the author's views on the delicacy of the position of U.S. President Woodrow Wilson towards the Irish Freedom. The president has noted that it is impossible for the proponents of the Irish independence to obtain recognition in the Peace Treaty because the conference focuses...
- What Would Wilson Do? Kennedy, David M. // Atlantic Monthly (10727825);Jan/Feb2010, Vol. 305 Issue 1, p90
The article examines what former U.S. president Woodrow Wilson would do if he were faced with policy decisions about Afghanistan and Iran. According to the author, pundits have tried to pigeonhole U.S. president Barack Obama in attempt to define whether he is a realist or an idealist. Topics...
- Wilson's fourteen points. Walsh, Brian // Cobblestone;Mar1998, Vol. 19 Issue 3, p11
Discusses the fourteen principles, or known as the Fourteen Points by the United States President Woodrow Wilson that was proposed in the Paris Peace Conference in January 1919. Factors that Wilson believed to have contributed to the emergence of war; Concept of `The League of Nations'...
- Too proud to listen. // Wilson Quarterly;Spring98, Vol. 22 Issue 2, p123
Reviews the article `An Inner Circle of One: Woodrow Wilson and His Advisers,' by Robert W. Tucker, found in the Spring 1998 issue of `The National Interest,' periodical.
- What is Wilsonianism? Fromkin, David // World Policy Journal;Spring94, Vol. 11 Issue 1, p100
Presents the value and continuing relevance of Wilsonian doctrine in the 1990s and beyond. Former United States president Woodrow Wilson's views; Republican interregnum; Wilson's proclamation of neutrality; Franklin D. Roosevelt's concept of Wilsonianism; Admiration for Wilson; Meaning of...
- Can sanctions be alternative to war? Roberts, Tom // National Catholic Reporter;06/18/99, Vol. 35 Issue 32, p19
Discusses the viability of sanctions, particularly economic sanctions, as an alternative to conventional warfare. Former United States (US) President Woodrow Wilson's argument for sanctions as an alternative to war; Effect of the economic sanctions imposed by the US on Iraq; Conditions in which...
- Fighting on Two Fronts. Cannon, Carl M. // National Journal;1/26/2002, Vol. 34 Issue 4, p236
Presents information on the role of U.S. presidents in several historical events. Details of former U.S. President Woodrow Wilson's experience in presiding over a war; Conflicts that ensued between U.S. presidents and the Congress; Statistical analysis on how U.S. economy has changed since U.S....
