Stratification of the Population of Uzbekistan in the Late Xx - Early Xxi Centuries
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2022
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Abstract
By the end of XX century to researchers – social scientists have accumulated a wealth of methodological tools and terminological apparatus for characterizing the processes of stratification in modern societies. However, with regard to Uzbekistan studies of this kind are in the initial stage . This is due to a number of factors relating to, first, the terms of humanitarian development, including historical and social science, and secondly, the complexity of the problems of the modern guest transit period.
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| Authors | Shavkat Rakhmatullaev; |
| Journal | American Journal of Science and Learning for Development |
| Year | 2022 |
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