Autonomy
| Reference/Meaning | Formula | |
|---|---|---|
| #1 | Personal freedom or free will or use of willpower that entails personal responsibility for one's actions. | sRH-G1 |
| #2 | The crucial requirement of the three joint endeavours in society: popular movements, regulatory authorities and executive-led enterprises. These ensure that work serves the values of both society and individuals. | sPH6-G5 |
| #3 | The ethical disposition which supports adherence to absolutes. | PH'6-L6uD |
| #4 | The right of self-government, especially in regard to a sovereign society or organization. | PH6-L7 |
| #5 | : Acts as the countervailing force to urges for self-protection through submitting to others or to the group. | PH’6-QH4t6 |
| #6 | Political value required for viable government of a region within a nation-state. | L5 |
| #7 | An example of an ultimate value. |
PH"6-L7 |
| #8 | See: individual autonomy. |
Glossary Index
Last updated: 15-Jan-2014
