SOCIO-PHILOSOPHICAL APPROACHES TO STRENGTHENING THE SOCIAL STATE MODEL IN UZBEKISTAN

Abstract

This article examines the socio-philosophical approaches to strengthening the social state model in Uzbekistan. It explores the theoretical foundations of a social state, focusing on justice, equality, and the protection of citizens’ rights as fundamental principles. Special attention is paid to the historical, cultural, and economic factors that influence the development of social policy in Uzbekistan. The study analyzes the challenges and opportunities of building a socially oriented state in the context of globalization and modernization processes. It also highlights the importance of state-society cooperation, social responsibility, and effective governance in ensuring sustainable development. The findings suggest that a comprehensive socio-philosophical framework is essential for deepening reforms and shaping a social state that meets the needs of citizens while preserving national identity and values.