INTERNATIONAL TERMINOLOGY OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION IN RUSSIAN AND UZBEK LANGUAGES

This article explores the integration of international public administration terminology into the Russian and Uzbek languages. It analyzes the origins, borrowing strategies, and adaptation methods of administrative terms that have entered both languages due to globalization, institutional reforms, and international cooperation. The study highlights the differences in linguistic policy, translation approaches, and sociopolitical influences that have shaped how these terms are understood and standardized in Russian and Uzbek. Special attention is given to types of borrowing such as direct loanwords, calques, and descriptive translations.