Introduction:

• Christine Schwöbel-Patel and Serena Natile:  Rosa Luxemburg and International LawLink opens in a new window

Imperialism and Primitive Accumulation

• Kanad Bagchi: Rosa Luxemburg and the Imperialism of MoneyLink opens in a new window
• Santosh Anand: Foreclosed Temporalities: Imperialism and International Criminal LawLink opens in a new window
• Michele Tedeschini: Emptying the Bottom of the Sea: Capital Accumulation in the Cavities of International LawLink opens in a new window

Self-determination

• Marcel Garbos: ‘National Nihilism’ Reconsidered: Rosa Luxemburg, Polish Industrialisation, and the Possibilities of Post-Imperial PolityLink opens in a new window

• Paola Zichi: Rosa Luxemburg’s Self-Determination and Feminist Legal Thought: On Imperialism, Capitalist Expansion, and International LawLink opens in a new window
• Eric Loefflad: Domination is more than Conquest: Rosa Luxemburg’s View from Partitioned PolandLink opens in a new window

Reparations, Ruptures and Revolutions

• Mia Swart: ‘Pushed into the burning desert’: German ‘Reparations’ to the Herero through a Luxemburgian LensLink opens in a new window
• Christine Schwöbel-Patel: The Luxemburgian Trial of RuptureLink opens in a new window
• Serena Natile: The Revolutionary Potential of Transnational Social Security Law: Lessons from Rosa LuxemburgLink opens in a new window