non-aggression principle

See also: nonaggression principle

English

Alternative forms

NAP (abbreviation)
nonaggression principle

Noun

non-aggression principle

(ethics, philosophy) The ethical principle asserting that initiating physical force against persons or their justly acquired property, or threatening to do so, is illegitimate.

Usage notes

Widely mentioned by libertarians such as anarcho-capitalists.

Synonyms

non-aggression axiom

Translations

Translations

Catalan: principi de no-agressió
Chinese:
Mandarin: 互不侵犯原則／互不侵犯原则
Czech: princip neagrese
Danish: non-aggressionsprincippet
Finnish: nonaggressioperiaate
French: principe de non-agression
German: Nichtaggressionsprinzip
Italian: principio di non aggressione m
Norwegian: ikke-aggresjons-prinsippet
Persian: اصل عدم تجاوز (asl 'adam tajâvoz)
Portuguese: princípio da não-agressão m
Russian: принцип ненападения (princip nenapadenija)
Spanish: principio de no agresión m

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