In celebration of the Wilson Center’s 50th anniversary, we invite you to two panels exploring the relevance of President Woodrow Wilson’s international and domestic record for today.
To what extent is the 28th president’s vision for world order still applicable in the face of the profound shifts that the international system is undergoing at present? Are there lessons to be learned from his domestic policy accomplishments and failures?
Join us for a forward-looking conversation about Wilson’s ideas and legacy with distinguished experts and prominent Center alumni.
(2) Revisiting Wilson’s Domestic Record (seated left to right):
* (Moderator) John Milton Cooper, Professor Emeritus, University of Wisconsin
* Kathryn Lavelle, Professor of World Affairs, Case Western Reserve University
* David Wessel, Economic Studies Senior Fellow, The Brookings Institution
* Eric Yellin, Professor of History and American Studies, University of Richmond
* Devin Fergus, Distinguished Professor of History and Black Studies, University of Missouri
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