The concept of "West Asia" in the scientific and political discourse of Uzbekistan
Abstract
The article provides a critical analysis of the etymological, historical, and geopolitical substance of the term "Middle East," which is widely used in the discourse of modern international relations and social sciences
Keywords
Western Asia, Middle East, Eurocentrism, geopolitical discourse, metageography, postcolonial analysis, UN M49 classification, foreign policy of Uzbekistan, geoeconomic strategy, terminological sovereignty
Author Biography
Kushaev U.R.
Tashkent State University of Uzbek Language and Literature
Professor, Doctor of Philosophy (DSc)
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