Wilsonianism in U.S Foreign Policy: A Review
Journal: International Journal of English, Literature and Social Science (Vol.9, No. 6)Publication Date: 2024-11-12
Authors : Anton Korshenko;
Page : 071-074
Keywords : Foreign Policy Analysis; U.S foreign policy; multilateralism; Democracy;
Abstract
The book, “Do It as Wilson says” , examines the enduring impact of Woodrow Wilson's idea on American foreign relations from the perspective of Wilsonian precepts as an American principle in international politics. In other words, the text authored by Ellias Aghili Dehnavi and Mobin Karbasi integrates historical studies and modern political theory. This reveals that Wilsonianism has been the only framework for American diplomacy throughout the twentieth century until now. This review will cover the book's structure of the content, central arguments, methodological contributions and the way it contributes to the attempts of repositioning the liberal internationalism and American foreign policy scholarship.
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