DEMOGRAPHIC CHANGES AND SOCIAL CONDITIONS IN THE UZBEK SSR (THE 1980S AND THE BEGINNING OF THE 1990S)
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reproduction, the dynamics of birth rates and child mortality, changes in family and marriage relations, as well as issues related to
labor resources, urbanization, education, healthcare, and social infrastructure.
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