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‘Liberty of action’ is an overlooked freedom
Alexis de Tocqueville’s "liberty of action" empowers individuals to drive community change through civic engagement. This freedom matters because it fosters social cohesion and resilience, especially
The Hill — 4 July 2026
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French philosopher Alexis de Tocqueville introduced the concept of "liberty of action" 180 years ago in his seminal work, "Democracy in America." This
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