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History of the farmers’ movement in Uzbekistan: modernization or revival Neotraditionalism?

Khodjamuratov Umar

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The subject of the research is the history of the formation of farming in post-Soviet Uzbekistan. After the collapse of the USSR in 1991, state policy in agriculture changed. New relations and forms of ownership arose in the agricultural sector of the republic. Today in Uzbekistan there are various forms of ownership. In the village in the early 90es XX century a layer of producer owners was created - farmers. The author pays special attention to an attempt to establish a connection between the legislative framework and the real situation in the agriculture of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

Economic and Industrial DevelopmentCentral Asia Education and CultureSoviet and Russian HistoryModernization theoryAgricultureState (computer science)LegislaturePolitical scienceThe RepublicEconomySubject (documents)Economic historyEconomic growth
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