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Development Of Neoconservative Approaches To Democratization, Abrar Saloxiddinovich Turaev
Development Of Neoconservative Approaches To Democratization, Abrar Saloxiddinovich Turaev
Scientific reports of Bukhara State University
The article discusses the role of democratization in the development of neoconservatism, one of contemporary political ideologies, its impact on USA domestic and foreign policy, and the conceptual views of neoconservative theorists. In particular, an analysis will be made of the destructive approaches of neoconservatism to supporting democracy and its "export" for strategic purposes, accelerating liberal democratic reforms in countries where there is a "deficit" of democracy.
Uzbekistan Re-Emerges As The Strategic “Heartland Of The Heartland”, G. R. Copley
Uzbekistan Re-Emerges As The Strategic “Heartland Of The Heartland”, G. R. Copley
International Relations: Politics, Economics, Law
The article analyzes the influence of fundamental political and socio-economic changes in Uzbekistan on the formation of a new strategic situation in an important region of Eurasia. The emergence of a new, dynamically developing Uzbekistan, having a central position in Central Asia, can revive not only the region itself, but also the neighboring regions through which the Great Silk Road passed. Today, Uzbekistan has all the resources and opportunities to implement an ambitious reform program, as well as revitalize intra-regional cooperation in Central Asia. According to the author, Central Asia is still, and once again, the pivot of the “world …
On The International Conference “Uzbekistan In The Context Of Regional Security And Global Change”, Sh. M. Abdullaev
On The International Conference “Uzbekistan In The Context Of Regional Security And Global Change”, Sh. M. Abdullaev
International Relations: Politics, Economics, Law
The review is dedicated to the results of the international conference on the theme “Uzbekistan in the context of regional security and global changes”, which was held on November 7-8, 2019 in Tashkent. The organizers were the University of World Economy and Diplomacy under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan together with the international scientific project COMPASS (Great Britain). During the two-day discussions, international experts discussed a wide range of issues, including large-scale reforms in Uzbekistan, integration processes in Central Asia, issues of security and sustainable development. They noted that today A new political atmosphere is …
Book Review On The Collective Monograph "Applied Analysis Of Foreign Policy Situations", Prepared And Published By The Center For International Economic And Political Studies At Uwed., U. Xasanov
International Relations: Politics, Economics, Law
A solid team of authors of this monograph has made a rather serious attempt to study the basics of applied analysis in the foreign policy of the state, information aspects of their methodological support, modern approaches to the study of international politics, targeted structuring of foreign policy analysis and features of operational and analytical work, the nature, categories and specifics of the leading international think tanks and research institutions, features of system modeling and forecasting of political situations in the world – all this in the compartment has traditionally set the tone in determining and promoting the foreign policy of …
Uzbekistan In The Turkic Council: Common Interests, Opportunities And Potential For Cooperation, Sh. M. Abdullayev
Uzbekistan In The Turkic Council: Common Interests, Opportunities And Potential For Cooperation, Sh. M. Abdullayev
International Relations: Politics, Economics, Law
The article is devoted to the opportunities and potential of Uzbekistan’s membership in the Turkic Council. Historically, linguistically and civilizationally, Uzbekistan is part of the Turkic world. Uzbekistan maintains large-scale and close ties with the member states of the Turkic Council. Recognizing its Turkic identity, Uzbekistan is deeply interested and ready for close geo-economic and humanitarian cooperation with the Turkic world without prejudice to third countries.
Syria As A Factor Of The Political Transformation Of The Middle East, Abdullayev Nodir
Syria As A Factor Of The Political Transformation Of The Middle East, Abdullayev Nodir
Uzbekistan Journal of Oriental Studies
At the moment, the Middle East remains one of the most explosive regions in the world. Today, Syria has become a kind of center for the global political crisis. This article explores the political prerequisites for the emergence and development of a regional problem, reveals its features, and analyzes the external factors that have had and are affecting the evolution of the Middle East problem. The preconditions for the growth of conflict potential and the intensification of the struggle for influence in the Middle East are studied. The role of Syria in the framework of the rivalry of leading Arab …
The Concepts Of Force And Peace In Foreign Policy Of The Republic Of Uzbekistan, Khamrayev Bekhzod
The Concepts Of Force And Peace In Foreign Policy Of The Republic Of Uzbekistan, Khamrayev Bekhzod
Uzbekistan Journal of Oriental Studies
In this article, the conceptual and doctrinal foundations of the ideas of non-use of force and ensuring peace in the foreign policy of Uzbekistan are investigated in chronological order. The foreign policy of Uzbekistan is, first of all, a course aimed at ensuring vital tasks, primarily for the state and society. Uzbekistan's foreign policy strategy is primarily aimed at ensuring integration into the world community. The deepening of the country's integration into the world community in the current difficult conditions of international relations is an important task facing the foreign policy of Uzbekistan. The conceptual idea of foreign policy and …
Legal Registration Of The State Border Is A Concrete Result Of The Foreign Policy Of Uzbekistan, I. Nematov
Legal Registration Of The State Border Is A Concrete Result Of The Foreign Policy Of Uzbekistan, I. Nematov
International Relations: Politics, Economics, Law
The article discusses legal bases of state border of Uzbekistan with Central Asian countries.Legal registration of state borders between the countries of the Central Asian region has its own characteristics, including the solution of problems with several uncertainties. Of course, the development of optimal and mutually acceptable solutions to them requires extraordinary approaches based on common sense and taking into account the state interests of the parties.
Transformation Of International System And Gepolitical Identity Of Uzbekistan, Sh. Abdullaev
Transformation Of International System And Gepolitical Identity Of Uzbekistan, Sh. Abdullaev
International Relations: Politics, Economics, Law
The article is devoted to cunduct national identity of Uzbekistan under condition of transformation international system. In the article it is discussed geographic, historical, religious and cultural bases of complex and multilayer geopolitical identity. The features of Central Asian identity is also analyzed.
About The Assessment Of 'Programming Partnership' Of Foreign Political Strategy Of The Usa In Central Asia, B. Ochilov
About The Assessment Of 'Programming Partnership' Of Foreign Political Strategy Of The Usa In Central Asia, B. Ochilov
International Relations: Politics, Economics, Law
An important role in the development of the “programming partnership” in relation to Central Asia as a single region played assessments and findings of experts, the political forming circles of the United States with regard to security issues, as well as the dissemination of American values. Thus, the "programming partnership" of the United States in Central Asia is somewhat different from the usual counterparts used by the United States in other countries. American experts have identified Central Asia as a multifunctional and multicultural geopolitical region, communicating with other spaces, from which various signs of the threats of terrorism appear.