The Influence of Wilsonianism

Wilson and the 28th president Roosevelt Wilson believe that after World War I, maintaining isolationism and world peace is essential as it provides a future full of economic development and sustainability. Immigration control reform of imported goods and tariff setting are clear. Meanwhile, Franklin Roosevelt, the second Democratic candidate since Wilson, has a different view on diplomatic politics and despises some of the "Wilsonism" trend set by the late president.

In general, the leaders of the United States have a serious distrust of concepts such as the range of influence and equilibrium of power. In search of "the solution of Wilsonism to the question of world order" (Kissinger 126), they wanted a fight against the Soviet Union and the only mercy given to the Soviet Union is that as the Allies have pursued before It will exchange for unconditional surrender. . This distrust of the war realistic political approach was strengthened in the two world wars and tried to negotiate even their ally. American leaders are still afraid of the evil of "affection" which is "a concept that plagues politicians"

Given this particular context, this article casts doubt on the foundation of Wilson 's politics. Therefore this article will draw out the idea of ​​three important writers in this period, assuming the influence of public opinion and reasoning on maintaining peace: Edward Hallett Carr, Norman Angel and Alfred Zimmern. In this article, I will first present the position of these three writers. Then it will examine the basic assumptions shared by all three writers in public opinion before detailed discussion of their arguments about public justification and why issues are important. Then this article will study the possibility of peace and how three can reach agreement on education. Due to restrictions on the source, this article will utilize the secondary reference of the work of three authors, where main sources of information are not available.

By investigating how the colonial world responded to the ideals of the Wilson era's ideal Wilson era, by international origin protesting the right to self-determination and nationalism (2007), Erez Manuela discussed Wilson's argument To a new direction. (3) Manuela investigated Egyptian intellectuals and India, China, and Korea used Wilson's phrase "self-determination" and "agree" to create a knowledge base for a new anti-colonial movement . These explanations are often far away from Wilson's intention and show the power of speech and thinking in the history of the mobile world.