THE CONSTITUTION OF THE NEW GENERATION: STATUS AND DEVELOPMENT PROSPECTS
Keywords:
Constitution, new generation, Uzbekistan, constitutional reforms, youth empowerment, governance, legal framework, socio-economic development, inclusivity, sustainable development, constitutional democracy.Abstract
This article explores the evolving role of the Constitution as a dynamic and adaptive legal framework in Uzbekistan, focusing on its status as a "new generation" constitution. It examines the current state of constitutional reforms and their alignment with global trends in governance, human rights, and socio-economic development. The paper also evaluates whether the Constitution serves as an effective tool for empowering young people, fostering their participation in political, economic, and social spheres. By addressing the challenges and opportunities posed by Uzbekistan's constitutional reforms, this study highlights the prospects for creating a more inclusive and sustainable future, emphasizing the role of youth as agents of change in constitutional democracy.
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