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An Iron Fist in a Velvet Glove: the Principles that Defined the American Age

... Wilson’s doctrine fell into the trap of man’s dual nature proposed by Augustine of Hippo. Man’s divine nature was more than offset by its devious nature, with its irresistible passion for destruction. Reinhold Niebuhr, one of the greatest critics of liberalism in international relations, would subsequently strengthen this thesis, pointing out that the depravity of the human nature was multiplied out of proportion in organized communities such as states. Therefore, only the fear of mutual destruction ...

15.01.2018

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Seven Debates over the Fourteen Points

... typical example is the gradual transition of the global economic agenda from the G7/G8 format to the G20: the number of participants may have expanded, but the general principles of the group’s work are basically the same. Consequently, the crisis of liberalism does not necessarily mean the concomitant crisis of the liberal world order. In this sense, Wilsonianism, albeit in a significantly modified form, continues to be relevant in the post-liberal world. Wilsonianism: a Manifesto of Economic Determinism? Igor Ivanov: One Year after the U.S. Presidential Elections At the heart of Woodrow Wilson’s ...

15.01.2018

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