“When bad men combine, the good must associate; else they will fall one by one.”
– Edmund Burke
The Edmund Burke Society
We are an LSE society for the development of true conservative thought on campus and in universities across the UK. Founded as a reaction to conservatism’s insipid presence in our universities, we aim to rekindle the spark of truly conservative political philosophy in the new generation. We welcome everyone to join us.
The Edmund Burke Society Committee
President
“A second year undergraduate at LSE
Carlo Cico
Vice President
“A second year undergraduate at LSE studying international relations. Carlo is interested in the application of foreign policy and diplomacy to manage the US-China confrontation and the return to a multipolar world order. He is also interested in the corporatist economic model and military history.”
Paul Rousseau
Secretary
“A third year undergraduate at LSE studying Politics. Specifically interested in rethinking the definition of conservatism, and promoting rationality rather than dogma as a driver of governance. Further interests include French and European union politics, as well as space policy.”
The Apollo Journal Team
Paul Nadal
Executive Director of the Apollo Journal
“A second year undergraduate at University of Barcelona studying Anthropology. Specifically interested in the United States and realizing how doomed our future may be if we remain so ambiguous on everything.”
Carlo Cico
Editor of the Apollo Journal
“A second year undergraduate at LSE studying international relations. Carlo is interested in the application of foreign policy and diplomacy to manage the US-China confrontation and the return to a multipolar world order. He is also interested in the corporatist economic model and military history.”
The Apollo Journal
United Kingdom – France – Spain – Italy – Singapore
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