MLS Law and International Politics

ISSN: 2952-248X

MLS - Law and International Politics (MLSLIP) is a biannual publication that aims to be a channel that contributes to the discussion, exchange of knowledge and debate among academics, public policy makers, businessmen, technologists, scientists and the different actors interested in Law and Politics issues, which lead to the growth of scientific knowledge of these sciences, the product of linked work between the public, private and academic sectors.

MLS - Law and International Politics (MLSLIP) also focuses on collaborations that encompass advances in legal and political science, with a social impact and that contribute to the solution of national and international problems.

Current Issue

Vol. 5 No. 1 (2026)

ISSN: 2952-248X

Published: 2026-07-04

The chinese dream and cultural diplomacy

By: Rigel Ladrón de Guevara Hernández

Constitutional jurisdiction in times of algorithmization: limits and possibilities for the protection of fundamental rights in the digital environment

By: José Carlos da Silva Filho

Who Is to blame? A critical view of shared responsibility in contemporary education

By: Alberto Mora de la Fuente

Ethnic origin in political representation

By: Josefina Nawa Bakale Ayingono

Use of ChatGPT and its influence on the development of critical thinking in law students in Cochabamba

By: Aldo Marcelo Berbety Claros

Angola´s role in conflict resolution in the Great Lakes region: The case of the RDC (2014-2023)

By: Augusto Aurelio Gungui

Accepted articles

The Balanced Scorecard as a strategic management tool in the angolan State-owned enterprise sector: Creation of a BSC model for the Huambo Water and Sanitation Company

By: LimaA.

Just like in private companies, public companies also use strategic management instruments to promote management efficiency. They are distinguished, however, by the nature of the definition and fulfillment of their objectives. In the public sector, all activities must be reflected in the satisfaction of customers and other stakeholders.The present work aims to design and propose the...

By: Pinheiro DelgadoC.

This article analyzes the legal and bioethical challenges arising from post mortem assisted reproduction and its effects on Inheritance Law. Based on the regulations of the Federal Council of Medicine (CFM) of Brazil and Latin American comparative doctrine, the tension between the autonomy of the de cujus's will and the protection of the legitimate inheritance is investigated. The...

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MLS Law and International Politics

The Balanced Scorecard as a strategic management tool in the angolan State-owned enterprise sector: Creation of a BSC model for the Huambo Water and Sanitation Company

By: LimaA.

Post Mortem Assisted Reproduction and Successive Ineffectiveness: A Bioethical Analysis of Will and Legal Security

By: Pinheiro DelgadoC.

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