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General Background: The article explores the political modernization of Uzbekistan during its current phase of democratic transformation. Specific Background: Under President Shavkat Mirziyoyev’s leadership, Uzbekistan has embarked on significant reforms aimed at aligning governance with democratic values and addressing ethnic consciousness. Knowledge Gap: While political modernization in post-autocratic societies is often analyzed, little focus has been given to Uzbekistan's specific context, particularly regarding its blend of Eastern evolutionary reform and Western democratic ideals. Aims: This study aims to examine Uzbekistan's approach to modernization, assessing its impact on national consciousness, ethnic identity, and democratic values. Results: Findings reveal that Uzbekistan’s approach to democratic transformation emphasizes gradual, socially attuned reform rather than abrupt change, fostering a sense of national identity that aligns with peace, cooperation, and open governance. Novelty: This research introduces a unique perspective on Uzbekistan’s modernization, merging Eastern gradualism with democratic principles, which reflects an evolving socio-political consciousness. Implications: The study provides valuable insights for understanding political transformation in post-autocratic societies, highlighting a model that prioritizes institutional reform, public accountability, and a deepening of democratic values integrated into daily life.





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Democracy Democratic renewal Modernization Political modernization Ethnic consciousness Paradigmatic renewal People's reception offices Public service institutions

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Dusmuratovich, N. S., & Saidikramovna, U. F. (2024). THE DEMOCRATIC DEVELOPMENT 0F NEW UZBEKISTAN AND TRANSFORMATIONS IN ETHNIC CONSCIOUSNESS . Journal of Learning on History and Social Sciences, 1(11), 18–20. https://doi.org/10.61796/ejlhss.v1i11.1039

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