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Rosa Luxemburg and the German Revolution

She was a brilliant author, a prescient theoretician, a compelling speaker, a dedicated politician, a lyrical chronicler of events, and a militant, fighting comrade. She remained true to herself and admonished her peers to do the same. 15 January marks the 100th anniversary of our namesake Rosa Luxemburg’s cruel murder, which we will commemorate with a wide variety of events and publications both in Germany and around the world.

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Social-Economic Situation in Ukraine: Gender Perspective

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Publication | 02/2019Burundi’s Enduring Legacy of Ethnic Violence and Political Conflict

Without a fundamental change of course, the country’s spiral of violence threatens to continue

Publication | 02/2019The Nigerian Elections and Prospects for Change

Much is at stake in the country’s sixth election since the post-dictatorship transition

Publication | 02/2019Outsourcing Exploitation to Europe’s Periphery

Madlen Nikolova discusses a new study on subcontracting, inequality, and worker resistance in Bulgaria

Media element | 18.09.2018Tadzio Müller on the Coal Exit Commission

Publication | 02/2019Built on the Backs of the Disenfranchised

The migrant labour driving India’s economic boom

Rupak De Chowdhuri

News | 31.01.2019A Strike To Top Them All

200 million Indian workers went on strike this January for a wide-ranging list of demands

Economics beyond the Swabian housewife

News | 30.01.2019Economics Beyond the Swabian Housewife

Lecture series in Berlin on the ideology of neoliberalism

News | 24.01.2019Transcending Capitalism through Practical Utopias From Within

In memory of Erik Olin Wright (1947–2019)

News | 23.01.2019New Online Platform for Southern Africa

Our Johannesburg office has a new, dynamic website

Merkel auf dem CDU-Bundesparteitag in Hamburg, 7.12.2018

Publication | 01/2019Looking Back, Looking Forward

Horst Kahrs reviews developments in German politics in 2018

Protest march in Belgrade, 5 January 2019

News | 17.01.2019Bloody Shirts and Shallow Politics

Serbia’s growing protest movement has yet to break with the neoliberal paradigm

Publication | 01/2019Ten Years of Crisis

European economic integration between silent revolution and breakup.

Publication | 01/2019Climate and Gender Justice

What's needed to finance loss and damage?

News | 02.01.2019An Homage to Rosa Luxemburg

Not mourning her corpse, but celebrating her life: 10–15 January 2019 across Berlin.

News | 02.01.2019COP24: No Solution to the Crisis

Why the outcome of Katowice is far from enough.

News | 27.12.2018Albanian Student Protests Reach Historic Dimensions

Student protests in Albania mark a level of social polarization the country has not seen in years

Publication | 12/2018Alternatives from A to Z: Church from Below

As Christmas approaches, we remember Christianity's rebellious origins.

News | 17.12.2018Annelies Laschitza (1934–2018)

Jörn Schütrumpf remembers the last of the great Rosa Luxemburg scholars

Publication | 12/201810 + 1 Questions & Answers on the Macedonian Question

Investigating and explaining the roots of Greek nationalism around the Macedonia question

Fundación del Río protests in front of a government building in Nicaragua.

News | 14.12.2018"They Want to Silence Us"

The Nicaraguan government has revoked the operating licences of Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung partner organizations

Publication | 12/2018Facilitating Investments in the Future

Utilizing the margins of the debt brake in Germany’s federal states

The Color of Resistance is Feminist

News | 12.12.2018The Colour of Resistance is Feminist

Reporting back from our International Feminist Summer School, 30 September–4 October, Belgrade

Publication | 12/2018“For Richer, For Poorer…”

Reclaiming the family for the left