Political Freedom

Exploring the nature of political freedom, this work employs an interdisciplinary approach, integrating social theory, history, law, philosophy, and political theory. It posits political freedom as a social norm that fosters social order and security, emphasizing its role in promoting tolerance of diverse beliefs and values. The book distinguishes between political and personal freedom, challenging the conventional individualistic interpretations found in philosophical discourse. Ultimately, it argues for political freedom as a fundamental virtue of social justice.