INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS IN CENTRAL ASIA

No. 4 (2024): International journal of media and communications in Central Asia
Статьи

THE POLITICAL SOCIALIZATION OF THE PEOPLE IN UZBEKISTAN: MEDIA PRESENCE AND THE ABSENCE OF MEDIA LITERACY

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  • Sherzodkhon Kudratkhoja
Sherzodkhon Kudratkhoja
Journalism and Mass Communications University of Uzbekistan
DOI: https://doi.org/10.62499/ijmcc.vi4.26

Published 2024-04-01

Keywords

  • socialization,
  • politics,
  • communication,
  • media literacy,
  • mass media

How to Cite

Kudratkhoja, S. (2024). THE POLITICAL SOCIALIZATION OF THE PEOPLE IN UZBEKISTAN: MEDIA PRESENCE AND THE ABSENCE OF MEDIA LITERACY. INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL OF MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS IN CENTRAL ASIA, (4). https://doi.org/10.62499/ijmcc.vi4.26

Abstract

This study is devoted to the analysis of the current process of political socialization of the population of Uzbekistan. A historical retrospective of the formation of the concepts of political socialization and politics is presented, and the chronological stages of individual socialization are analyzed. An unsatisfactory level of media literacy of the population and a lack of factcheckingand verification skills were revealed. The research hypothesis was confirmed, which is seen in the decisive role of the mass media in the process of communication between the authorities and society in general and in theprocess of political socialization of the population in particular.

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