Rosa Luxemburg, brilliant early 20th century German revolutionary, comes alive in a rich set of essays on her life, ideas, and lasting influence. The essays deal not only with her remarkable contributions to political, social and economic theory, but also touch on her vibrant personality and intimate friendships. This collection, the fruit of more than four decades of involvement with Luxemburg's work, simultaneously showcases her penetratingly intellectual, political and deeply humanistic qualities.

Tie in to the 100th anniversary of Rosa Luxemburg's death in 1919 and promote at various tribute events Pitch reviews and excerpts to: Jacobin, The Atlantic, The Guardian, New Politics, The Progressive, Red Pepper, International Socialist Review Author speaking at academic conferences on German revolutionary history, specifics TBD Promote on social media

About the Author
Paul Le Blanc is a professor at La Roche College and the author of many books including October Song, Left Americana and From Marx to Gramsci and is the editor of The Complete Works of Rosa Luxemburg.


Book Information
ISBN 9781642591828
Author Paul Le Blanc
Format Hardback
Page Count 171
Imprint Haymarket Books
Publisher Haymarket Books