Davis has taken a rubber band approach and is undoing many Wilsonian policies that may have stretched too far to the right,
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American and British Wilsonian idealists can hold their heads high today; the defeatists who presume to call themselves realists were defeated.
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Nor did Ford desire to bring about decisive change in this field, as he was not a man of Wilsonian vision.
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At the beginning of the First World War he was a violent annexationist, towards its end a Wilsonian democrat and internationalist.
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The projections, as a direct result, are . . . well, not Ruthian, perhaps, but at least Wilsonian.
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As former secretary of state Madeleine Albright has observed, the alleged dichotomy between Wilsonian and realpolitik visions is a classic false choice.
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It must be a rogue operation " ) _ then hard-liners as well as Wilsonian idealists will see themselves betrayed.
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Hearst fought hard against Wilsonian internationalism, the League of Nations, and the World Court, thereby appealing to an isolationist audience.
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The United States envisioned the new United Nations as a Wilsonian tool to resolve future troubles, but it failed in that purpose.
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However, the neo-Wilsonian language is presented in the context of global peace and prosperity as enforced by American power and influence.
