Historic Study of the Traditional Economy of the Uzbek People Formed in Ancient and Medieval Centuries

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2022
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Abstract
In this article, agriculture, animal husbandry and handicrafts, which are the traditional economy of the Uzbek people formed over the centuries, and related customs and ceremonies are analyzed in the context of 20th-21st century historiography.
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Authors Turaev Shukhrat Rakhmanovich;Rozikulova Laylo;
Journal INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BUSINESS DIPLOMACY AND ECONOMY
Year 2022
DOI
355
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https://inter-publishing.com/index.php/ijbde/article/view/355
Keywords
religion socio-economic faith geopolitical islamic history social modernization agrarian relations kenya focus group discussions in-depth interviews hiv care barriers to hiv care

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