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.
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Published in: HomeWaugh, not awe for HouellebecqJames Warner’s review essay of Houellebecq prompts the author to try to simplify Houellebecq - more an old-fashioned...
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Published in: HomeReligious secularity
Is there a difference between secularity and secularism? Are they both essentially Christian, or essentially...
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Published in: openDemocracyUKTo 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...
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Published in: openDemocracyUK‘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...
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Published in: HomeWhat Lisbon means for Europe
openDemocracy asked five of our authors for their takes on the passage of the Lisbon Treaty. Here are their comments