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The Impact of Global Socio-Cultural Changes on Social Development

The Impact of Global Socio-Cultural Changes on Social Development

  • Normatova Dildora Esonaliyevna
    Candidate of Philosophical Sciences, Uzbekistan
Globalization socio-cultural changes social development

This article analyzes the impact of global socio-cultural changes on the development of modern society from a socio-philosophical perspective. It examines transformations in the social structure of society, value systems, and people's lifestyles resulting from globalization, digitalization, the development of information and communication technologies, migration processes, and the intensification of intercultural relations. The article also explores the influence of global cultural integration on national identity, traditional values, social relations, and the worldview of young people.  

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