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February 26, 2026London Review of International Law0 citationsOpen Access

Rosa Luxemburg’s self-determination: a critical feminist approach to international law

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PZPaola Zichi

Key Points

  • To explore Rosa Luxemburg's critique of self-determination through a feminist lens in the context of international law.
  • Analyzed Luxemburg's writings on political economy and anti-imperialism.
  • Focused on intersections between her ideas and contemporary feminist scholarship.
  • Performed a critical review of international law frameworks.
  • Identified the complexities in Luxemburg's feminist approach toward self-determination.
  • Demonstrated inconsistencies in traditional interpretations of her work in relation to modern feminist thought.
  • Highlighted the relevance of her critiques in current discussions of international law.

Abstract

Abstract 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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Paola Zichi (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/699fe37b95ddcd3a253e7623https://doi.org/10.1093/lril/lrag007
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