SOCIAL ADAPTATION CHALLENGES OF UZBEK YOUTH IN THE ERA OF GLOBALIZATION: PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS AND FUTURE SOLUTIONS
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Globalization presents a dual-edged sword for Uzbek youth, offering unprecedented opportunities while posing significant adaptation challenges. This study explores the socio-philosophical dimensions of these challenges, including cultural identity shifts, economic pressures, and digital influences. Through qualitative analysis—supplemented by empirical data from interviews and comparative studies—we propose integrative solutions to foster resilience and sustainable adaptation.
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