Unilateralità
Unilateralità is an Italian noun describing the quality or state of being unilateral, or one-sided. It is used across disciplines to refer to actions, declarations, or conditions that originate from a single agent or affect only one side. The word derives from unilaterale (unilateral) with the noun-forming suffix -ità, from Latin uni- “one” and latera “sides.”
In politics and international relations, unilateralità denotes actions taken by one state or actor without the
In law and contract law, a unilateral act or declaration is one that creates rights or obligations
In medicine, unilateralità refers to symptoms or conditions affecting only one side of the body, such as
Unilateralità is often discussed in relation to questions of legitimacy, efficiency, and risk of escalation. It