HISTORIOGRAPHY OF THE ESSENCE OF THE CONFLICTING POLICY OF THE SOVIET ERA ON WOMEN'S ISSUES IN THE HISTORY OF UZBEKISTAN
Nilufar Djuraeva , Head of the Department of History of Uzbekistan, Candidate of Historical Sciences, Associate Professor, Uzbek State University of World Languages, Uzbekistan Alok Kumar , Professor, PhD in Political Science, Delhi University, IndiaAbstract
In this article, it is emphasised that the study of the treatment of women in the history of Uzbekistan and the nature and evolution of the women's movement, women's organisations and the state of the women's movement in the present period is of urgent importance from the point of view of historiography. It is the comparative analysis of the state policy regarding the treatment of women during the period of the former Soviet Union and the years of independence that allows us to understand the colonial nature of the Soviet policy fully. The article analyses the historiography of the topic.
Keywords
Uzbekistan, state, society
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