proportionality

taken at its word would license Nicaragua to bomb Oxford, since Britain sided with the aggressor.

Recast in definition form from: “… Furthermore, since Britain “sided with the aggressor,” Oxford too should …”

excess

international law

just war theory

justice

retaliation

self-defense

ahimsa

apollonian principle

categorical imperative

checks and balances

compositionality

context principle

decentralization

dichotomy of control

Editorial Independence

enantiodromia

equal opportunity

eye for an eye

fail fast

first principle

foreign glue principle

genchi gembutsu

genetic principle

golden mean

guiding principles

Heisenberg uncertainty principle

hyphenate principle

identity of indiscernibles

Iliaster

intervening only if

Jobian principle

law of comparative advantage

law of conservation of violence

law of contiguity

law of exchange

law of form

law of nature

law of similarity

law of supply and demand

law of sympathy

law of the few

laws of social statics

laws of thought

lex talionis

linguistic relativity principle

Logos and Eros

Mafia principle

maxim

Midas's Law

moral compass

moral principle

nirvana principle

noblesse oblige

non-aggression principle

iliaster

proportionality, n.Definitions

proportionality