The New Uzbekistan: An Epochal Challenge (Reforms of 2021-2023)

The study attempts to diagnose the second stage of the political reforms implemented in Uzbekistan in 2021–2023. It was a policy of the “transitional period” – a transformation crisis in which the president’s election, the constitution’s amendment, the constitutional referendum, and the early re-election of the president took place. These events culminated in a nationwide debate on further state transformations, which led to the concept of the country’s political model: New Uzbekistan – the Third Renaissance. The author explains how this crisis arose and outlines the basic assumptions underlying the strategy for building New Uzbekistan. This strategy marks a new chapter in Uzbekistan’s transformation and aligns with the country’s national aspirations and the standards of a modern state.

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Polish Political Science Yearbook
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.15804/ppsy202523
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Central Asia Education and Culture
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The New Uzbekistan: An Epochal Challenge (Reforms of 2021-2023)

Tadeusz Bodio
Polish Political Science Yearbook
Central Asia Education and Culture
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The New Uzbekistan: An Epochal Challenge (Reforms of 2021-2023)

Tadeusz Bodio
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Abstract

The study attempts to diagnose the second stage of the political reforms implemented in Uzbekistan in 2021–2023. It was a policy of the “transitional period” – a transformation crisis in which the president’s election, the constitution’s amendment, the constitutional referendum, and the early re-election of the president took place. These events culminated in a nationwide debate on further state transformations, which led to the concept of the country’s political model: New Uzbekistan – the Third Renaissance. The author explains how this crisis arose and outlines the basic assumptions underlying the strategy for building New Uzbekistan. This strategy marks a new chapter in Uzbekistan’s transformation and aligns with the country’s national aspirations and the standards of a modern state.

Polish Political Science YearbookVol. Volume 54 (2025)(Issue 2)
University of Warsaw (PL)
Openalex Percentile: Top 78%
Central Asia Education and Culture
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