unilaterality
Unilaterality, or unilateral nature, refers to characteristics or actions that involve only one side, party, or aspect, without simultaneity on the opposite side or without mutual agreement. The term derives from Latin unus 'one' and latus 'side.' In common usage, it contrasts with bilateral (two sides) and multilateral (many sides).
In international relations and law, unilateral action is undertaken by one state or actor without formal consent
In contract law, a unilateral contract is formed when one party makes a promise in exchange for
In medicine, unilaterality refers to a condition affecting one side of the body. Examples include unilateral