Social Aspects of Demographic Population Growth Trends in Uzbekistan

Abstract

Family and marriage are the national culture of society, carriers of social experiences, and an important phenomenon in the continuity and socialization of generations. In the socio-cultural life of the Uzbek people, children are perceived not only as the legal stability of family and marriage, as well as the formation of parental status, but also as the economic support of the family, the value of labor. Because the Asian method of production, agricultural production, and the peasant culture required the labor of many people. The recognition of children as a full-fledged labor force for parents, as an equal subject in agricultural work, was considered a socio-economic determinant of prosperity in the family. Mortality, migration, and high rates of marriage age also affect family relations.