Vol. 3 No. 06 (2023): Volume - III Issue - VI

This article includes in detail the research conducted by foreign scientists on the border conflict between Afghanistan and Pakistan - the "Durand line" problem, and their analytical opinions on this issue. Also, the scientific work done by Western, CIS, Indian, Afghan and Pakistani scientists in this regard is briefly described.  ‎

The Emirate of Bukhara, considered one of the largest centers of the eastern trading world, had extensive trade relations with India during the second half of the XIX–early XX centuries. In the XIX century, the cities of Bukhara, Karshi, Termez, and Samarkand maintained regular trade links with such important trading centers of India as Peshawar, Shikapur, Bombay, and Molton, along the caravan routes passing through Kabul, Kyrat, and Kandahar. The demand for trade goods from India was high not only in the Emirate of Bukhara but also in the markets of Central Asia. The growing demand for Indian products in the markets has served as an important factor in the development of trade relations between the Emirate of Bukhara and India.  ‎

In this article you can learn about the history of the Rishton district, the culture of pottery, the history of its development, created by our master potters, reflecting our nationality, beautiful specimens.  ‎

This article focuses on the foreign-economic, political, cultural trade-diplomatic relations of the Khan of Kokand Muhammadalikhan with Qoshgar.  

This study investigates the impact of readiness on individual behavior during the organizational change process following the implementation of an acquisition deal. Organizational change resulting from an acquisition often requires employees to adapt to new roles, processes, and cultural dynamics. Understanding how readiness influences individual behavior in this context is crucial for managing the change effectively and maximizing employee engagement and performance. By analyzing data collected from employees involved in post-acquisition change initiatives, this study aims to uncover the relationships between readiness, individual behavior, and the successful implementation of organizational change. The findings contribute to the existing literature on change management and provide practical insights for organizations navigating the complexities of post-acquisition integration. ‎

This article describes the ancient art and centuries-old importance of dignified painting in Uzbekistan. Highlighting the main idea in the composition through colors and majestic sculptural work will be discussed as well.  ‎

This article is about the domestic policy of the USA in 2001-2008. More precisely, it is about the economic policy of the US President George Bush at that time. Through this, changes in the tax system and some specific aspects will be revealed. ‎

In this article, the reforms carried out in Uzbekistan in the last

years in order to strengthen judicial self-governance and to expand the powers

of the judicial self-governance bodies as well as possible impact of the initiated measures are briefly discussed. ‎

This study investigates the relationship between community participation in conservation efforts and land cover change in Kakamega Forest, Kenya. The objective is to understand how community involvement in conservation activities influences land cover dynamics within the forest ecosystem. Data was collected through interviews, focus group discussions, and remote sensing techniques. The findings reveal that community participation in conservation, including community-based forest management, awareness campaigns, and livelihood diversification, plays a crucial role in mitigating land cover change. The study highlights the importance of empowering local communities to actively engage in conservation initiatives as a means to safeguard the ecological integrity of Kakamega Forest. ‎

This article summarizes the history of the embassy service in Uzbekistan, its important tasks and rules of procedure, as well as the information based on the sources of mutual diplomatic relations between Khiva and Kokan khanates, which existed in the territory of our country in the middle ages, in 1806-1842. It focuses on the “embassy service”, i.e., the ceremonies of welcoming and receiving ambassadors, ambassadors’ skills, mutual relations, based on primary sources. ‎

This study aims to explore the effectiveness of an integrated marketing communication (IMC) strategy in increasing brand awareness among millennial consumers. The millennial generation represents a significant consumer segment with distinct characteristics and communication preferences. The study focuses on developing and implementing a comprehensive IMC strategy that combines various communication channels, including social media, influencer marketing, content marketing, and experiential marketing, to engage millennial consumers and enhance brand awareness. The research utilizes a mixed-methods approach, combining quantitative data from surveys and qualitative insights from interviews to assess the impact of the IMC strategy on brand awareness. The findings provide valuable insights into the effectiveness of IMC in reaching and influencing millennial consumers and offer practical implications for marketers seeking to target this demographic. ‎

This review article examines the danger of irrationality in the decision-making process. Decision-making plays a vital role in various aspects of life, ranging from personal choices to professional decision-making in organizations. However, irrationality can significantly undermine the quality and outcomes of decisions. This review aims to explore the concept of irrational decision-making, highlight common biases and pitfalls that lead to irrational choices, and discuss the potential consequences of such decision-making processes. By synthesizing the existing literature, this review provides insights into the dangers of irrationality in decision-making and emphasizes the importance of promoting rational decision-making approaches.