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DOI: The Role Of Education Reform In Uzbekistan In Reducing Youth Delinquency
Tojibayev Bakhromjon Turabayevich , Namangan Institute Of Engineering And Technology Department Of "Humanities" PhD In Sociology, Uzbekistan Azimov Ashirali Mexmonboevich , Teacher Of The Department Of Social Sciences And Humanities, Andijan State Medical Institute, UzbekistanAbstract
The article assesses the importance of education in the modern world and its role in reducing youth deviation as a social institution. Education reforms in Uzbekistan emphasize the quality of reducing the deviation of young people by increasing the efficiency of "human capital".
Keywords
Education, human capital
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