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freedom as non-domination: a standalone construct

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Political philosophy

freedom understood as not being subject to anyone's arbitrary power, even if they never actually interfere.

In political philosophy, freedom as non-domination refers to freedom understood as not being subject to anyone's arbitrary power, even if they never actually interfere. This meaning comes from Pettit (1996) in Ethics.[1]

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References

Pettit, P. (1996). Freedom as Antipower. Ethics, 106(3), 576-604. https://doi.org/10.1086/233648

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