Critical examination of Rosa Luxemburg's theories on self-determination and feminist perspectives in international law suggests new insights.
Rosa Luxemburg’s relationship with feminism is widely known to be multifaceted and contested. In this contribution, I examine her radical reflections, particularly on self-determination, by focusing on her critique of political economy, anti-imperialism, and national self-determination, and its link with contemporary critical feminist scholarship in international law.
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