What the World Should Be: Woodrow Wilson and the Crafting of a Faith-Based Foreign Policy
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What the World Should Be: Woodrow Wilson and the Crafting of a Faith-Based Foreign Policy

by Malcolm D. Magee

History Politics Religion
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What the World Should Be examines Woodrow Wilson’s faith-based foreign policy and the vision behind it. Malcolm D. Magee explores the connection between religious belief, political thought, and international affairs, offering a focused historical study of how Wilson understood the world and sought to shape its future.

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What the World Should Be explores Woodrow Wilson’s role in shaping a faith-based foreign policy.

The book considers how religious belief informed Wilson’s understanding of international affairs and the kind of world he sought to help create.

It offers a focused study of the relationship between faith, political thought, and foreign policy in Wilson’s era.

Written by Malcolm D. Magee, this work presents a historical examination of Wilson’s foreign-policy vision.

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