Postliberalism is a political and philosophical movement that critiques traditional liberalism, emphasizing the importance of community, culture, and shared values over individualism. It argues that liberalism's focus on personal freedom can lead to social fragmentation and a lack of cohesion within society. This approach often draws on ideas from communitarianism and conservatism, advocating for a balance between individual rights and the common good. Postliberal thinkers seek to address contemporary issues by fostering a sense of belonging and responsibility among citizens, promoting a more integrated and supportive social framework.