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Objective: This article investigates the contributions of creative intellectuals in Uzbekistan during the years of independence, focusing on their work in higher education, historical research, and responses to globalization challenges. Methods: U...

Objective: This article explores the digitalization of the judicial system in the Republic of Uzbekistan, focusing on its stages, the enhancement of judges' IT knowledge, and the integration of information technologies to improve judicial transpar...

In the article, we will dwell on the invaluable service of Abu Nasr Farabi in the development of science. The fact that Farobi put forward important philosophical and didactic ideas about man, created his original concept of education focusing on ...

Objective: This study investigates the structural reforms in Uzbekistan’s internal affairs system during the 1930s, with a focus on the Khorezm region under Soviet governance, aiming to understand their impact on law enforcement efficiency and soc...

Phraseology is considered a mirror of the national cultural worldview of peoples. This article is dedicated to revealing the worldview of Spanish and Uzbek peoples through a linguocognitive and linguocultural analysis of the concept of "home," rep...

The transition of Uzbekistan towards a civil society underscores the significance of mutual respect between genders and the development of humane qualities in interpersonal relationships. The family is recognized as the fundamental unit of society...

In this article, the relatives of the residents of the Surkhan oasis and the related values are analyzed ethnographically.

This article examines the characteristics of Korean migration to the Russian Empire in the 19th century. Based on the analysis of historical sources and modern research, the main quantitative and qualitative characteristics of migration flows, rea...

The historiography of Stone Age archaeology, particularly in the context of the Ferghana Valley, remains underexplored despite its rich archaeological potential. Specific Background: This study critically examines the contributions of Ferghana arc...

This paper explores the modern reinterpretation of the ancient myth of Medea, as presented by Georgian writers Lasha Bughadze and Paata Tsikolia. Despite the myth's ancient origins, its relevance persists in contemporary literature, where it refle...