1 The State of the Patriotic Problem Studied by Foreign and Uzbek Scientists Qobulov Nodirbek Orifjonovich

International Journal of Academic Engineering Research (IJAER) 
ISSN: 2643-9085 
Vol. 7 Issue 11, November - 2023, Pages: 1-3 
www.ijeais.org/ijaer 
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Further examination of psychological motivations underpinning Uzbeks’ patriotic attachment is needed. Particularly important 
is investigating distinctions from nationalism and disentangling constructive versus blind forms of patriotism. Research on contextual 
facilitators and inhibitors of patriotism also deserves more focus, including influential traditions, policies, events and leadership 
factors. 
Longitudinal designs can help shed light on developmental trajectories of patriotism over individuals’ lifespans and fluctuations 
over historical time. Experimental and intervention studies have potential for examining causal dynamics. Researchers should also 
aim to integrate diverse theoretical paradigms in investigating this multifaceted topic. 
Conclusion:
In summary, examination of patriotism from a global scholarly perspective reveals vigorous ongoing debates 
regarding its conceptualization, boundaries, manifestations and implications. While universal theories have been proposed, most 
experts concur that socio-cultural contexts critically shape expressions of patriotism. Although studies conducted internationally 
offer valuable insights, research specific to the Uzbek experience remains sparse. Developing conceptually-sound measurements and 
expanding empirical work related to the patriotism phenomenon within Uzbekistan is critical for advancing knowledge that can 
inform policy and practice. Investigating distinctions from nationalism and the spectrum spanning constructive versus blind 
patriotism should be priorities for future research. Employing diverse methodologies and integrative conceptual frameworks will 
help generate a richer understanding of the complex patriotism problem.