The Future of Liberty: Can We Keep Running in the Narrow Corridor?

Liberty is not a destination but a journey, one that requires constant running to stay in place. In today’s rapidly changing world, the narrow corridor faces unprecedented challenges and opportunities.

Digital surveillance technologies threaten privacy and freedom, while global challenges like climate change demand coordinated state action. These demands require states to expand their capacities but also to remain accountable to society.

Societal vigilance is more crucial than ever. Active citizenship, political participation, and institutional innovation are essential to hold power in check and defend liberty against new forms of domination.

Despite these challenges, history offers hope. Societies have repeatedly rebuilt the narrow corridor after setbacks, demonstrating resilience and adaptability.

Liberty is always fragile, always worth fighting for, and always a collective endeavor. By embracing this ongoing struggle, we can work toward a future where freedom, prosperity, and dignity are accessible to all.