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About Jerome di Costanzo

Jerome di Costanzo is a French writer, analyst and journalist now living in Yorkshire. He specialises in politics, religion and philosophy. He is also a contributor to droitelibre – a liberal Conservative think-tank - and to surlering.

Articles by Jerome di Costanzo

Wednesday 6th October

Religious secularity

Is there a difference between secularity and secularism? Are they both essentially Christian, or essentially religious concepts? An interview with the arabist and medievalist, Rémi Brague
Wednesday 1st September

To AV or not to AV?

Should we be having a referendum on AV or is it a dangerous and pointless distraction? Anthony Barnett, who hopes for a Yes vote, locks horns with Jerome di Constanzo, a French conservative of Burkean instincts.
Wednesday 27th January

‘Britons never, never, never shall be slaves’

Brown’s national roadshow about Britishness was a flop – an expensive and ill-conceived project, initiated by a Fabian Society speech, which received an unenthusiastic answer from the population. The result didn’t reveal a new form of patriotism or, on the contrary, demonstrate any strong independent feeling.
Monday 21st December
Monday 9th November

What Lisbon means for Europe

openDemocracy asked five of our authors for their takes on the passage of the Lisbon Treaty. Here are their comments
Tuesday 16th June

"You the People" Conservatism

Conservatives have been radical democrats in the past, can they be so once again?
Wednesday 20th May

Le Pen. La fin.

The French extreme right is splintering as Le Pen, charismatic leader, fails to pass on his mantle
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