The article interrogates climate catastrophe through Luxemburg’s ecology lens, suggesting implications for international law.
Through a new reading of Rosa Luxemburg’s insights on primitive accumulation and ecology, this article develops the lens of ‘Rosa Luxemburg’s ecology’ to interrogate international law’s role in climate catastrophe and the green transition. This lens reframes international law as ‘frontier law’—a regime enabling and legitimising extractivism.
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