"POSSIBLE WAYS OF DEVELOPING A SOCIAL STATE IN UZBEKISTAN BASED ON SOCIO-PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS"
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social state, philosophical analysis, justice, equality, social protection, reforms, stability.Abstract
The article analyzes the processes of building a social state in Uzbekistan from a philosophical-theoretical perspective. Issues such as social equality, justice, ensuring citizens' rights and freedoms, as well as further development of the social protection system are examined. Special attention is given to the interrelation between national values and modernization processes in ensuring the sustainable development of society.
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