America’s 28th president reversed racial progress at home. But internationally he was ahead of his time.

The Origins of the Foreign Policy of Woodrow Wilson Reviewed by Robert Gale Woolbert January 1938 Published on January 1, 1938 . Share & Download . Print Subscribe to unlock this feature or Sign in.

Since the 1920s, American foreign policy has straddled the line between realism and crusading democratism. (RELATED: Woodrow Wilson: A Madman, or Merely Misunderstood?

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With health issues and foreign policy stress, Wilson “went from triumph to tragedy.” “Despite the sad way that his presidency ended, historians generally rank Woodrow Wilson in the top 10 of ...

Woodrow Wilson Center Fellow Alison Brysk spoke yesterday to a group of students and faculty about the way in which the U.S. government uses foreign policy initiatives to promote women's rights around ...