#libertarian theory
- Anarcho-individualism — A school of thought within anarchism that emphasizes the absolute sovereignty of the individual, personal freedom, and the rejection of any form of forced collectivism, state authority, or institutional control. Unlike social-anarchist currents, this structural doctrine holds that the individual will and consciousness must not be subordinated to any group or majority decision, promoting private ownership of one's own resources and exclusively voluntary associations based on mutual interest.
- Female anarcho-individualist — The feminine form for the term anarcho-individualist; a woman or militant who advocates for the absolute primacy of the individual over the state and collective structures, guided by principles of total autonomy and voluntary association. As an adjective, it represents the feminine gender form describing a theory, literary work, vision, or attitude that pertains to individualist anarchism or is based on rejecting any subordination of the ego to the majority.