A Companion to Woodrow Wilson (Wiley Blackwell Companions to American History Book 104)

__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 Content: Chapter One Wilson the Man (pages 7–37): Mark BenbowChapter Two Wilson's Religious, Historical, and Political Thought (pages 38–54): Malcolm D. MageeChapter Three Path to Power (pages 55–70): Edmund D. PotterChapter Four Presidential Politics and the Election of 1912 (pages 71–87): William B. MurphyChapter Five Wilson as Chief Executive (pages 89–105): Robert C. HilderbrandChapter Six The New Freedom and its Evolution (pages 106–132): W. Elliot BrownleeChapter Seven Wilson and Race Relations (pages 133–151): Jennifer D. KeeneChapter Eight Wilson's Views on Immigration and Ethnicity (pages 152–172): Kristofer AllerfeldtChapter Nine The Election of 1916 (pages 173–189): Nicole M. PhelpsChapter Ten Wilson and Mexico (pages 191–205): Benjamin T. HarrisonChapter Eleven US Policies Toward Latin America (pages 206–224): Michael E. NeagleChapter Twelve US Policies Toward China, Japan, and the Philippines (pages 225–239): Anne L. FosterChapter Thirteen Neutrality Policy and the Decision for War (pages 241–269): Justus D. DoeneckeChapter Fourteen Preparedness (pages 270–285): Ross A. KennedyChapter Fifteen Economic Mobilization (pages 287–307): Mark R. WilsonChapter Sixteen Propaganda (pages 308–322): Richard L. HughesChapter Seventeen Civil Liberties (pages 323–342): Kathleen KennedyChapter Eighteen Wilson and Woman Suffrage (pages 343–363): Barbara J. SteinsonChapter Nineteen War Aims, 1917 to November 11, 1918 (pages 365–385): John A. ThompsonChapter Twenty Policies Toward Russia and Intervention in the Russian Revolution (pages 386–405): David S. FoglesongChapter Twenty?One Wilson's Policies toward Eastern and Southeastern Europe, 1917–1919 (pages 406–425): M. B. B. BiskupskiChapter Twenty?Two Wilson and His Commanders (pages 426–441): Jack McCallumChapter Twenty?Three Negotiating Peace Terms for Germany (pages 443–469): Klaus SchwabeChapter Twenty?Four Wilson's Project for a New World Order of Permanent Peace and Security (pages 470–491): William R. KeylorChapter Twenty?Five Wilson, Europe's Colonial Empires, and the Issue of Imperialism (pages 492–517): Priscilla RobertsChapter Twenty?Six The League Fight (pages 518–527): John Milton CooperChapter Twenty?Seven Red Scare (pages 529–550): Adam J. HodgesChapter Twenty?Eight The Election of 1920 (pages 551–565): Allan J. LichtmanChapter Twenty?Nine Legacy and Reputation (pages 567–587): Lloyd E. Ambrosius 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. This Book: 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.--publisher's Website. Introduction / Ross A. Kennedy. -- Part I: To The Presidency -- Wilson The Man / Mark Benbow -- Wilson's Religious, Historical, And Political Thought / Malcolm D. Magee -- Path To Power: Wilson As President Of Princeton And Governor Of New Jersey / Edmund D. Potter -- Presidential Politics And The Election Of 1912 / William B. Murphy. -- Part Ii: National Progressivism And Wilson -- Wilson As Chief Executive: Relations With Congress, The Cabinet, And Staff / Robert C. Hilderbrand -- The New Freedom And Its Evolution / W. Elliot Brownlee -- Wilson And Race Relations / Jennifer D. Keene -- Wilson's Views On Immigration And Ethnicity / Kristofer Allerfeldt -- The Election Of 1916 / Nicole M. Phelps. -- Part Iii: Foreign Relations: Western Hemisphere And Asia, 1913-1921 -- Wilson And Mexico / Benjamin T. Harrison -- Us Policies Toward Latin America / Michael E. Neagle -- Us Policies Toward China, Japan, And The Philippines / Anne L. Foster -- Part Iv: World War I: Neutrality To War --^ Neutrality Policy And The Decision For War / Justus D. Doenecke -- Preparedness / Ross A. Kennedy. -- Part V: Wartime Progressivism, 1917-1921 -- Economic Mobilization / Mark R. Wilson -- Propaganda: Wilson And The Committee On Public Information / Richard L. Hughes -- Civil Liberties / Kathleen Kennedy -- Wilson And Woman Suffrage / Barbara J. Steinson. -- Part Vi: Fighting World War I -- War Aims, 1917 To November 11, 1918 / John A. Thompson -- Policies Toward Russia And Intervention In The Russian Revolution / David S. Foglesong -- Wilson's Policies Toward Eastern And Southeastern Europe, 1917-1919 / M.b.b. Biskupski -- Wilson And His Commanders / Jack Mccallum. -- Part Vii: Peacemaking: Paris And After -- Negotiating Peace Terms For Germany / Klaus Schwabe -- Wilson's Project For A New World Order Of Permanent Peace And Security / William R. Keylor -- Wilson, Europe's Colonial Empires, And The Issue Of Imperialism / Priscilla Roberts --^ The League Fight / John Milton Cooper, Jr. -- Part Viii: Into The Twenties -- Red Scare / Adam J. Hodges -- The Election Of 1920 / Allan J. Lichtman. -- Part Ix: Wilson's Shadow -- Legacy And Reputation / Lloyd E. Ambrosius. Edited By Ross A. Kennedy. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.