Neutrosophic fuzzy logic to measure academic pref-erences of UNIANDES law students and its link with sustainable development goals through jurisprudential rulings

Abstract

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) are a means to stabilize the problems presented in the system. Through the different objectives that the program maintains, the different methodologies applicable to different situations can be determined, from how to control poverty to security in the territory. The 17 objectives set out, in parallel with the goals and indicators, constitute a firm expression of the countries gathered at the UN, to consider the Agenda as universal and of profound transformation. The present research aims to develop a neutrosophic method to measure academic preferences of UNIANDES law students and their connection with the SDGs through jurisprudential rulings. The study was oriented to the review of sentences, laws and codes, as well as doctrinal contributions of relevant importance. Finally, the trends, innovations and perspectives of labor law were determined; the state policies to comply with Sustainable Development Goal 16 and the perception of each one regarding the content of said rulings.