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Özbekistan’dan göç incelendiğinde, son yıllarda Rusya, Kazakistan, Türkiye, Güney Kore, Birleşik Arap Emirlikleri gibi ülkelere işgücü göçünün akışı dikkat çekmektedir. Bu araştırmada yerli ve yabancı çalışmalara dayanarak, Özbekistan’dan göçün toplumsal cinsiyet boyutu incelenmektedir. Dolayısıyla, toplam işgücü göçü analiz edilerek bunun sosyal-ekonomik etkisi ve toplumsal cinsiyet yönleri araştırılmaktadır. İşgücü göçünün toplumsal cinsiyet boyutu, uluslararası literatürde ele alınmasına rağmen Özbekistan örneğinde çok az sayıda bilimsel araştırma bulunmaktadır. Bu doğrultuda araştırmanın amacına ulaşabilmek için, öncelikle alan yazın taraması yapılmış, ardından istatistiksel analizler kullanılmıştır.
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Reviewing emigration from Uzbekistan, in recent years countries such as Russia, Kazakhstan, Turkey, South Korea, and United Arab Emirates are the top migrant-receiving destinations. In this research, the gender dimension of migration from Uzbekistan is examined based on domestic and foreign studies. Therefore, the total labor migration is analyzed, and gender aspects of migration and its social-economic impact are investigated. Although the gender aspects of labor migration is widely discussed in the international literature, there are very few scientific studies in the Uzbekistan case. In this paper, we review literature and use statistical analysis.
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