Wilson Center Mourns the Passing of Thomas Joseph McCormick Jr.

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Posted date/time:September 1, 2020

He was a Fellow in the Program on American Society and Politics from January 1981 to August 1981. His Wilson Project was Interdisciplinary Essays in the New Diplomatic History: American Impact Abroad Since 1880.

Thomas J. McCormick (1933 – 2020)

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