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American Journal Of Social Sciences And Humanity Research

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The Impact of Globalized Information Flows on Social Consciousness and The Importance of Uzbek National Political Culture

The Impact of Globalized Information Flows on Social Consciousness and The Importance of Uzbek National Political Culture

  • Mansurov Makhsudjon Makhmudjonovich
    Independent Researcher in Sociology, National University of Uzbekistan
Globalization information flow social consciousness political culture

The article analyzes the sharp increase in information flows in the context of globalization and their impact on social consciousness. The article examines the changes occurring in the worldview, values, and political views of members of society as a result of the expansion of the information space. Furthermore, the paper highlights the role and significance of Uzbek national political culture in preserving national identity, ensuring social stability, and fostering a healthy mindset among youth in the context of globalization. The positive and negative aspects of information flows in the globalization process are analyzed, and the necessity of a systematic approach to modern governance is substantiated.

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