From soviet republic to independent nation: a study of Uzbekistan's path to independence
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Dec 28, 2023
Dr. Prof. Alisher Doniyorov
Dr. Nodir Karimov
Abstract
This article discusses the soviet republic to the independent nation: a study of Uzbekistan’s path to independence. Uzbekistan’s path to independence from being a Soviet republic was defined by a complex interplay of factors, challenges, and achievements. The desire for self-determination, the emergence of independence movements, and the subsequent socio-political, economic, and cultural transformations all shaped the country's trajectory. By understanding Uzbekistan's history and the struggles it faced during its transition to independence, we gain valuable insight into its present-day policies and future prospects.
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Doniyorov, D. P. A., & Karimov, D. N. (2023). From soviet republic to independent nation: a study of Uzbekistan’s path to independence. SPAST Abstracts, 2(02). Retrieved from https://spast.org/techrep/article/view/4473
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soviet republic, independent nation, factors, challenges achievements, self-determination, independence movements.
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3. ISMAILOVA, J. (2021). MIRZA BUKHORIY: THE PATH OF AN ENTREPRENEUR TO A COLLECTOR. International Journal of Intellectual Cultural Heritage, 1(3), 1-7.
4. Kurzman, C. (1999). Uzbekistan: The invention of nationalism in an invented nation. Critique: Journal for Critical Studies of the Middle East, 8(15), 77-98.
5. Ismailova, J. (2021). Mirza Bukhari: the Journey From Entrepreneurship to Collecting. International Journal on Integrated Education, 4(11), 69-73.
6. Ilkhamov, A. (2004). REGIONAL CHALLENGES IN UZBEKISTAN. The Transformation of Central Asia: States and Societies from Soviet Rule to Independence, 159.
7. Dagiev, D. (2013). Regime transition in Central Asia: Stateness, nationalism and political change in Tajikistan and Uzbekistan (Vol. 4). Routledge.
8. Ismailova, J. K. Gandhian from the history of Collections of the Cultural Heritage of Uzbekistan Abroad. International Journal on Integrated Education, 3(8), 136-142.
9. Karimov, N., & Doniyorov, A. (2019). Conflicting Views Regarding the Hadiths. IJITEE. Volume 8. Issue 12.
10. Is’haqov, M., Alimova, R., & Karimov, N. (2019). Contribution of Abu Isa Tirmidhi to the Science of Hadith. IJITEE, ISSN, 2278-3075.
11. Khudoyberdiyevich, D. A., & Rakhmonqulovich, K. N. (2020). The historical significance of" dastur ul-muluk"(" guide to the kings") by khoja samandar termizi. Journal of Critical Reviews, 7(6), 159-162.
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13. Fazendeiro, B. (2017). Uzbekistan’s foreign policy: the struggle for recognition and self-reliance under Karimov. Routledge.
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PAMIR Second Abstracts