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Normatov Otabek Maxamatjonovich

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Normatov Otabek Maxamatjonovich

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Doctor of Philosophy in History

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Faculty: Faculty of Humanities
Department: Department of History
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Email:o.normatov@cspu.uz

 

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Normatov Otabek Maxamatjonovich — Scientific Publications
SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS

Normatov Otabek Maxamatjonovich

Scientific articles, journal publications, conference materials, electronic resources and publications indexed on academic platforms.

17 Scientific publications
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3 ResearchGate links
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Administrative-Territorial Condition of Uzbekistan on the Eve of the Zoning Reform

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The Role of Mass Media in Improving the Spirit of Youth

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Administrative-Territorial Reformes Conducted In Central Asia And Its Results.

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Socio-Economic and Administrative-Territorial Changes on the Eve of the Zoning of Samarkand

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ZONING POLITICS AND CONSEQUENCES IN UZBEKISTAN

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06

Legal Education Is the Basis for the Development of Society

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History of Trade Relations in Uzbekistan (Mid-20s of the Twentieth Century)

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The History of Socio-Economic Processes in Uzbekistan on the Example of Individual Regions (In the 20s of the XX Century)

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The Role of Spiritual Education in the Implementation of State Youth Policy

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About the History of the Tashkent District

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Some Aspects of the History of Namangan

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12

Some Pages Development of Entrepreneurship in the Empire of Amir Temur

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Soviet Policy of Administrative-Economic Zoning of Uzbekistan (Based on the Example of the Fergana Valley)

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Uzbekistan-A Country of Large-Scale Democratic Reforms

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Implementation of the Zoning Policy in the Turkestan Republic

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Khorezm District During the Zoning Policy in Central Asia

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Carrying out the policy of zoning in Middle Asia

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Research Topics Bank

Normatov Otabek Maxamatjonovich

Recommended topics for Bachelor's Qualification Papers, Master's Theses, and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) dissertations in the field of History of Uzbekistan.

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Total research topics
20
Bachelor's thesis topics
20
Master's thesis topics
6
PhD dissertation topics

PhD Dissertation Topics

Recommended topics for Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) dissertations in historical sciences

6 topics
01
The history of legal relations between the local population of Turkestan and the colonial administration (1867–1917).
02
Everyday life of the rural population of Uzbekistan and informal social relations during the Soviet period (1946–1985).
03
The history of local-level management of water resource use in Uzbekistan (1920–1991).
04
Women's informal economic activity in Uzbekistan and their role in the formation of household income (1950–1991).
05
The mahalla institution in everyday governance and social protection mechanisms in Uzbekistan (1960–1991).
06
The development of medical services in rural Uzbekistan and the medical practices of the local population (1946–1991).

Master's Thesis Topics

Recommended topics for Master's theses

20 topics
Specialization: Methodology of Teaching Social Sciences and Humanities (History)
01
Methodology for teaching the formation and development of the Jadid movement in Turkestan (1900–1920).
02
Methodology for studying Mahmudkhodja Behbudiy's socio-political views and ideas of national development in history education (1900–1919).
03
Methodology for teaching the formation of the national press in Turkestan and its influence on public opinion based on historical sources (1906–1917).
04
Methodology for teaching the causes, development and historical consequences of the 1916 uprising in Turkestan through problem-based learning technologies.
05
Methodology for teaching the revolutionary events of 1917 and national-democratic movements in Turkestan through comparative historical analysis.
06
Methodology for teaching the establishment, activities and dissolution of the Turkestan Autonomy based on historical sources (1917–1918).
07
Methodology for teaching the establishment of the Bukhara People's Soviet Republic and its socio-political reforms through problem-based learning (1920–1924).
08
Methodology for teaching the establishment of Soviet power in Turkestan and the attitude of the local population based on historical documents (1917–1924).
09
Methodology for teaching the policy of national-territorial delimitation and the establishment of the Uzbek SSR through interactive teaching methods (1924–1925).
10
Methodology for teaching the policy of dekulakization in Uzbekistan and its impact on rural life using historical sources and case-study technology (1929–1933).
11
Methodology for teaching the political repressions of the 1930s in Uzbekistan and the fate of national intellectuals based on historical memory and source analysis (1937–1938).
12
Methodology for teaching Uzbekistan's participation in mobilization for the front and victory during the Second World War through a competency-based approach (1941–1945).
13
Methodology for teaching the process of Sovietization in Uzbekistan and changes in traditional social relations through a comparative historical approach (1920–1930).
14
Methodology for teaching collectivization policy in Uzbekistan and changes in agriculture using problem-based learning and historical source analysis (1929–1941).
15
Methodology for teaching the formation of cotton monoculture in Uzbekistan and its socio-economic consequences through interdisciplinary integration (1950–1980).
16
Methodology for teaching the origins of the Aral Sea problem and its environmental and social consequences through integrative learning (1960–1991).
17
Methodology for teaching the formation and development of the Soviet education system in Uzbekistan using a historical-comparative approach (1924–1941).
18
Methodology for teaching the social status of women and their participation in public life in Soviet Uzbekistan through a gender-based approach (1920–1980).
19
Methodology for teaching the development of national identity and attitudes toward national-cultural heritage in Uzbekistan through historical sources and critical thinking technologies (1985–1991).
20
Methodology for teaching the formation of the idea of independence and the development of national-political movements in Uzbekistan through problem-based learning and comparative historical analysis (1985–1991).

Bachelor's Qualification Paper Topics

Recommended research topics for undergraduate students

20 topics
01
The formation of the national intelligentsia in Turkestan and its role in the socio-cultural life of society (1900–1917).
02
The activities of traditional schools and madrasas in Turkestan: educational content and the issue of reforms (1900–1917).
03
The development of handicrafts and domestic trade relations in Turkestan (1900–1917).
04
Social life and changes in urban infrastructure in the cities of Turkestan (1900–1917).
05
The activities of Russian-native schools in Turkestan and the characteristics of colonial educational policy (1900–1917).
06
The activities of national political organizations in Turkestan and their social support base (1917–1924).
07
Traditions of national statehood in Turkestan and changes in the system of local governance (1917–1924).
08
Armed resistance movements in Turkestan: regional characteristics and relations with the local population (1918–1924).
09
Public administration and socio-economic transformations in the Khorezm People's Soviet Republic (1920–1924).
10
The transition to a new alphabet in Uzbekistan and its impact on education and cultural life (1926–1940).
11
The formation and development of theatrical arts in Uzbekistan during the Soviet period (1920–1941).
12
Issues of preserving historical and cultural monuments in Uzbekistan (1924–1941).
13
The establishment of industrial enterprises and the formation of the working class in Uzbekistan (1925–1941).
14
The formation of the healthcare system and medical services for the population in Soviet Uzbekistan (1924–1941).
15
The resettlement of evacuated populations and enterprises in Uzbekistan during the Second World War (1941–1945).
16
Living standards and everyday life of the population in Uzbekistan during the post-war years (1945–1955).
17
The development of scientific institutions and the training of research personnel in Uzbekistan (1945–1985).
18
The development of cinema in Uzbekistan and its role in the spiritual life of society (1950–1985).
19
Socio-economic problems and the growth of public activism in Uzbekistan during the period of Perestroika (1985–1991).
20
The formation of national-cultural associations, public organizations, and civic initiatives in Uzbekistan (1985–1991).

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