Woodrow Wilson and World Politics: America's Response to War and Revolution (Galaxy Books)

Winner of the Bancroft Prize, this incisive book presents an integrated analysis of the theory and practice of Woodrow Wilson's foreign policy from 1917 to 1919. Frontmatter Introduction (page 1) ONE WAR AND REVOLUTION I War and Revolution, I: Wilsonianism and Leninism, The Ideological Setting of Conflict (page 13) II War and Revolution, II: Wilsonianism and the Rise of Bolshevism (page 50) III War and Revolution, III: The Wilson Administration and Russian Politics, from the Bolshevik Revolution to the Siberian Intervention (page 74) TWO PEACE AND REVOLUTION IV Peace and Revolution, I: The Wilson Administration and the Problem of German Reintegration at the Paris Peace Conference (page 123) V Peace and Revolution, II: The Wilson Administration, the League of Nations, and the Problem of German Control. (page 154) VI Peace and Revolution, III: Wilsonian Policy toward Eastern Europe and Russia at the Paris Peace Conference (page 183) VII Peace and Revolution, IV: The Wilsonian Search for Postwar Liberal Order in Siberia and the Underdeveloped World (page 221) Epilogue (page 253) Notes (page 261) Bibliography (page 316) Index (page 331) The world views of both Woodrow Wilson and Vladimir I. Lenin, like those of most messianic political thinkers, were centered on a dominant faith or myth.