This doctoral thesis explores the neurobiological correlates of trauma and resilience, examining how traumatic experiences affect individuals differently. It investigates the mechanisms behind resilience and adverse outcomes, using literature reviews and empirical studies to enhance understanding of the neural basis of these phenomena.
This doctoral thesis examines how socioeconomic behavior and foreign policy changes influence economic growth, emphasizing the role of international law. It analyzes literature and case studies, revealing that these factors significantly affect productivity, innovation, investment, trade, and employment, while offering policy insights for sustainable growth.