Focusing on Rosa Luxemburg's evolution as a Marxist thinker and socialist politician, the book explores her passionate life intertwined with her political and theoretical contributions during a tumultuous era. It examines the impact of the Russian Revolution on her ideas and situates her strategic approaches within an Eastern European context. By analyzing her views on socialist governance and capital accumulation, the authors illuminate her vision of a democratic-socialist revolution that transcends both social democracy and Bolshevism, emphasizing her enduring legacy in contemporary discourse.
