Ushbu maqolada olimlarning ilmiy tadqiqotlari va tahlillari natijasida yuqori malakali migrantlarga berilgan ta’riflari muhokama qilingan. Nazariy va iqtisodiy-siyosiy amaliyotda yuqori malaka va mahoratni aniqlash muammolariga ahamiyat qaratildi
Ushbu maqolada olimlarning ilmiy tadqiqotlari va tahlillari natijasida yuqori malakali migrantlarga berilgan ta’riflari muhokama qilingan. Nazariy va iqtisodiy-siyosiy amaliyotda yuqori malaka va mahoratni aniqlash muammolariga ahamiyat qaratildi
В данной статье рассматриваются определения, данные высококвалифицированным мигрантам в результате научных исследований и анализа ученых. Особое внимание было уделено проблемам определения высокой квалификации и умений в теоретической и экономико-политической практике.
This article discusses the scientific theoretical definitions given by scientists to highly skilled migrants. Particular attention was paid to the problems of determining high qualifications and skills in theoretical and economic-political practice
| № | Имя автора | Должность | Наименование организации |
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| 1 | Habibullayev K.. | -- | Toshkent Davlat Sharqshunoslik Universiteti |
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