THE GENESIS OF MIGRATION PROCESS: SOCIAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS
Keywords:
genesis of migration, social philosophy, nomadism, globalization, cultural identity, social mobility, diaspora, integration, transnationality, spatial mobility.Abstract
This article examines the genesis of migration processes from a comprehensive socio philosophical perspective. Migration is analyzed not merely as a demographic phenomenon but as an ontological condition for the development of human civilization, a mechanism for cultural exchange, and a factor of social transformation. The article reveals the historical stages of migration
formation — from primitive nomadism to contemporary global migration. Drawing on the works of such thinkers as Ibn Khaldun, Aristotle, K. Marx, and Z. Bauman, the axiological, epistemological, and existential aspects of the migration phenomenon are substantiated. The research results may contribute to the improvement of migration policy in Uzbekistan and the development of effective mechanisms for social integration.
