Asian Journal of Multidimensional Research (AJMR)
  • Year: 2019
  • Volume: 8
  • Issue: 12

The dependence of modern governance on national identity and culture

Independent Researcher, National University of Uzbekistan, Email id: m.hakberdiev@mail.ru

Abstract

The article is devoted to the psychology of national identity, national culture, national traditions, culture, hedonism and hegemonism, and also analyzes the worldview and behavior of people in our country and abroad today. At the end of the analysis, recommendations were developed to improve our national legislation. This is why after the independence a great change is taking place in the national consciousness and lifestyle of our people. Building the foundations of peace, stability and a free civil society in the country enhances initiative, entrepreneurship and national pride in the minds and lifestyles of people. Understanding the rightful place in the world civilization is reflected in the customs, traditions, culture and principles of the people, which are the source of our ancient values. Sustainable development of each nation, the development of individuals today necessitates wide use of national consciousness and culture in social life. From the ancient times each generation, based on the example of their parents and relatives, has shaped their world outlook, traditions and customs in the family have been passed down from generation to generation. In this way, logically, Uzbekistan is not only a homeland in its territorial sense, but also a homeland of Uzbek customs and traditions. However, the development of our national ideology, which is a blessing of independence, also requires this. It is noteworthy that if any ideology aimed at social and spiritual integration for a particular purpose, in Uzbek mentality these goals and opportunities have long been realized. The question is how to use it, how to manage it. Moreover, the excessive standard of freedom and liberty in these countries has led to the moral degradation of society.

Keywords

Consciousness, Psychology, Culture, Customs, Nationality