HIMOYASIZ INTEGRATSIYA? YEVROOSIYO IQTISODIY ITTIFOQIGA A’ZOLIK, MEHNAT MUHOJIRLARINING HUQUQLARI VA UY XO‘JALIKLARI BARQARORLIGI: QIRG‘IZISTON VA O‘ZBEKISTON (2008-2026)

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Yevroosiyo iqtisodiy ittifoqi, mehnat migratsiyasi, muhojirlar huquqlari, pul o‘tkazmalari, uy xo‘jaliklari barqarorligi, sekyuritizatsiya

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