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The lexical composition of the Karakalpak language provides a window into the historical and cultural evolution of the Karakalpak people. Historical linguistic analysis has been crucial in understanding how language reflects social and cultural tr...

The scope of a contract, in terms of its effects, is generally limited to the contracting parties because the parties’ intention is directed toward undertaking the obligations of that specific contract. Consequently, any person who is not a party ...

This study introduces a corpus-based semantic model for analyzing linguistic units in Uzbek, grounded in the triadic framework of potentiality, virtuality, and actuality. Drawing from cognitive linguistics and discourse theory, the model captures ...

This research examines the development of Uzbekistan’s E-Government Development Index and explores strategies for sustainable improvement using a system dynamics modeling approach. As a composite measure encompassing the online service index, tele...

The development of students' creative thinking is a crucial aspect of modern education, particularly in the context of global educational reforms. Problem-based learning (PBL) technology, which emphasizes active student engagement through problem-...

This article examines the distinctive mastery of Said Ahmad in employing humor and satire within his short prose. Recognized as one of the foremost figures in modern Uzbek literature, Ahmad demonstrates a remarkable ability to intertwine comic ele...

This article analytically examines the process of selecting an innovative development strategy in industrial enterprises. In the context of a market economy, innovative approaches play a crucial role in ensuring enterprise stability, enhancing com...

Encompassing collective memory as well cultural identity and social values, Central Asian oral epics are usually preserved among different ethnicities in multiple forms. Epic Munliq-Zarliq in the Karakalpak and Kazakh traditions Despite being a co...

Life depends on water on all fields, for example, body components, food, economy, tourism,….etc. The climate change, population increasing and economic development are caused high demand on water sources in general in any country. Some countries h...

In post-2003 Iraq, the discourse of women’s empowerment has often centered on the promise of democracy, yet it remains contested by the lived experiences of Iraqi women. Through qualitative interviews with 60 women across diverse age groups, educa...