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HISTORICAL AND DEMOGRAPHIC FACTORS OF MIGRATION PROCESSES IN UZBEKISTAN

Sevara Zohidjanovna Mamajonova ,

Abstract

This article analyzes the historical and demographic factors of migration processes in Uzbekistan. The study examines economic, social, and political drivers of migration, the relationship between migration flows and industrial and agricultural development, as well as population movements and employment. Results indicate that migration processes are closely linked to socio-economic development and demographic changes.

Keywords

Uzbekistan, migration, historical-demographic factors, workforce, industrial migration, rural-to-urban movement, labor resources, youth migration, employment, economic development.

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Mamajonova, S. Z. (2026). HISTORICAL AND DEMOGRAPHIC FACTORS OF MIGRATION PROCESSES IN UZBEKISTAN. Oriental Journal of Social Sciences, 6(08), 83–88. https://doi.org/10.37547/supsci-ojss-06-08-11