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Neuro-Legal Sciences from a Neo Contemporary and Futuristic Perspective

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  • Alfredo Adán Ríos

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This article is conducted according to a documentary theoretical investigation under a proposal that claims to have foundations of realistic orthodox scientific rigor because it is not a science fiction novel rather it is a realistic framework of what happens in the neo-contemporary progress to axioms Futurists that can be seen as retro-futuristic phenomena in terms of the applicability of the sciences of “complexity” as they call it today for the progress of neuro-legal sciences at an international and national level in any entity. This in order to see the scope before a critical point in the face of its infinitesimal axioms that collaborative fields of high scientific specialty can provide, of which are the experimental cognitive theoretical neurophysics in auxiliary support to the evolutionary and biophysically inspired computational cognitive neurosciences. Its primary scope is to recapitulate the greatest advances from a current perspective of the developments that the scientific community wants to achieve to support said theoretical application fields from which this documentary contribution can be based and a theoretical proposal of how these advances can reach their point evolution critic to his ultimate axiom of development.

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  • Alfredo Adán Ríos, 2022. "Neuro-Legal Sciences from a Neo Contemporary and Futuristic Perspective," European Journal of Law and Political Science, European Open Science, vol. 1(5), pages 13-18, October.
    • Handle: RePEc:epw:politi:v:1:y:2022:i:5:id:8034
    DOI: 10.24018/ejpolitics.2022.1.5.34
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