A Companion to Woodrow Wilson

Copyright © 2013 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd

A Companion to Woodrow Wilson

Editor(s): Ross A. Kennedy

Published Online: 23 JAN 2013 05:26AM EST

Print ISBN: 9781444337372

Online ISBN: 9781118445693

DOI: 10.1002/9781118445693

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A Companion to Woodrow Wilson presents a compilation of essays contributed by various scholars in the field that cover all aspects of the life and career of America's 28th president.

  • Represents the only current anthology of essays to introduce readers to the scholarship on all aspects of Wilson's life and career
  • Offers a 'one stop' destination for anyone interested in understanding how the scholarship on Wilson has evolved and where it stands now

Table of contents

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      Front Matter (pages i–xii)

    1. Introduction (pages 1–5)

      Ross A. Kennedy

  3. Part I: To the Presidency

    1. Chapter One

      Wilson the Man (pages 7–37)

      Mark Benbow

    2. Chapter Two

      Wilson's Religious, Historical, and Political Thought (pages 38–54)

      Malcolm D. Magee

    3. Chapter Three

      Path to Power (pages 55–70)

      Edmund D. Potter

    4. Chapter Four

      Presidential Politics and the Election of 1912 (pages 71–87)

      William B. Murphy

  4. Part II: National Progressivism and Wilson

    1. Chapter Five

      Wilson as Chief Executive (pages 89–105)

      Robert C. Hilderbrand

    2. Chapter Six

      The New Freedom and its Evolution (pages 106–132)

      W. Elliot Brownlee

    3. Chapter Seven

      Wilson and Race Relations (pages 133–151)

      Jennifer D. Keene

    4. Chapter Eight

      Wilson's Views on Immigration and Ethnicity (pages 152–172)

      Kristofer Allerfeldt

    5. Chapter Nine

      The Election of 1916 (pages 173–189)

      Nicole M. Phelps

  5. Part III: Foreign Relations: Western Hemisphere and Asia, 1913–1921

    1. Chapter Ten

      Wilson and Mexico (pages 191–205)

      Benjamin T. Harrison

    2. Chapter Eleven

      US Policies Toward Latin America (pages 206–224)

      Michael E. Neagle

    3. Chapter Twelve

      US Policies Toward China, Japan, and the Philippines (pages 225–239)

      Anne L. Foster

  6. Part IV: World War I: Neutrality to War

    1. Chapter Thirteen

      Neutrality Policy and the Decision for War (pages 241–269)

      Justus D. Doenecke

    2. Chapter Fourteen

      Preparedness (pages 270–285)

      Ross A. Kennedy

  7. Part V: Wartime Progressivism, 1917–1921

    1. Chapter Fifteen

      Economic Mobilization (pages 287–307)

      Mark R. Wilson

    2. Chapter Sixteen

      Propaganda (pages 308–322)

      Richard L. Hughes

    3. Chapter Seventeen

      Civil Liberties (pages 323–342)

      Kathleen Kennedy

    4. Chapter Eighteen

      Wilson and Woman Suffrage (pages 343–363)

      Barbara J. Steinson

  8. Part VI: Fighting World War I

    1. Chapter Nineteen

      War Aims, 1917 to November 11, 1918 (pages 365–385)

      John A. Thompson

    2. Chapter Twenty

      Policies Toward Russia and Intervention in the Russian Revolution (pages 386–405)

      David S. Foglesong

    3. Chapter Twenty-One

      Wilson's Policies toward Eastern and Southeastern Europe, 1917–1919 (pages 406–425)

      M. B. B. Biskupski

    4. Chapter Twenty-Two

      Wilson and His Commanders (pages 426–441)

      Jack McCallum

  9. Part VII: Peacemaking: Paris and After

    1. Chapter Twenty-Three

      Negotiating Peace Terms for Germany (pages 443–469)

      Klaus Schwabe

    2. Chapter Twenty-Four

      Wilson's Project for a New World Order of Permanent Peace and Security (pages 470–491)

      William R. Keylor

    3. Chapter Twenty-Five

      Wilson, Europe's Colonial Empires, and the Issue of Imperialism (pages 492–517)

      Priscilla Roberts

    4. Chapter Twenty-Six

      The League Fight (pages 518–527)

      John Milton Cooper

  10. Part VIII: Into the Twenties

    1. Chapter Twenty-Seven

      Red Scare (pages 529–550)

      Adam J. Hodges

    2. Chapter Twenty-Eight

      The Election of 1920 (pages 551–565)

      Allan J. Lichtman

  11. Part IX: Wilson's Shadow

    1. Chapter Twenty-Nine

      Legacy and Reputation (pages 567–587)

      Lloyd E. Ambrosius

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      Selected Bibliography (pages 588–634)

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      Index (pages 635–668)

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