INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE & INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH ISSN: 2277-3630 Impact factor: 8.036

THE IMPORTANCE OF THE WORKS OF GREAT SCIENTISTS IN THE SPIRITUAL EDUCATION OF PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS

T. Еsemuratova — 2025-04-01

The main methods of ensuring national education using examples of folk oral creativity in primary grades are scientific substantiation of the formation of national and universal human qualities in students in modern educational conditions, as well as demonstration and practical substantiation of theoretical and methodological ways of their development. To scientifically and theoretically substantiate the pedagogical conditions for ensuring national education of primary school students using examples of folk oral creativity. The developed methodology for the effective organization of public education based on the study of oral folk art in primary grades can be used for the effective organization of education in general secondary schools and extracurricular institutions

DATA-DRIVEN INVENTORY OPTIMIZATION: HOW PREDICTIVE ANALYTICS IS REVOLUTIONIZING SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

Iroda Danabayeva Uktam kizi — 2025-04-14

This article explores how predictive analytics and artificial intelligence are transforming inventory management practices across various industries. It examines the technological foundations of AI-driven inventory systems, presents case studies from industry leaders like Nike and Walmart, and offers a phased implementation strategy specifically designed for medium-sized businesses. The paper highlights key success factors including clear objective setting, data quality management, and effective organizational change strategies. The research demonstrates that predictive analytics can deliver substantial improvements in forecasting accuracy, inventory reduction, and cost savings while providing a practical roadmap for businesses looking to adopt these technologies.

THE LEGAL STATUS OF PARTIES IN CONSTITUTIONAL COMPLAINT PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT

Noila Doniyorovna Nurmamatova — 2025-04-14

This article examines the legal status of parties in the proceedings of the Constitutional Court based on constitutional complaints, their forms of participation, and comparative analysis with legal models in foreign practice. The author analyzes who the parties are, their powers, availability of procedural instruments, and mechanisms for participation through lawyers, representatives, and written submissions. The experience of countries such as Germany, France, the USA, Spain, and the United Kingdom is also analyzed. The article critically evaluates the situation in Uzbekistan and offers proposals to expand the right to direct access to the court and to diversify participation forms.

THE EFFECT OF PEANUT SEEDLING DENSITY AND BIOGUTTEN APPLICATION ON SOIL BULK DENSITY IN SOILS PRONE TO IRRIGATION EROSION.

Jo’raev Akmaljon Normukhamadovich — 2025-04-19

This article discusses the results of field trials conducted to determine the soil volume loss of peanut seedlings and the criteria for using the biological preparation Biogutten in its cultivation.

SCIENTIFIC AND THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF INNOVATIVE MANAGEMENT OF THE GREEN ECONOMY

Baxtiyorova Dildora — 2025-04-21

This article explores the scientific and theoretical foundations of innovative management within the green economy framework. As the global community seeks sustainable solutions to environmental degradation and resource depletion, the integration of innovation into economic management becomes vital. The paper discusses the principles of green economy, the role of innovation in sustainable development, and theoretical models that support the transition towards eco-friendly economic systems. It also outlines strategic recommendations for policy-makers and businesses to implement innovative management practices that align with environmental goals.

INSOLVENCY RISK AND FINANCIAL RATIOS ANALYSIS IN PRIVATE EQUITY-OWNED COMPANIES: EVIDENCE FROM JOANN COMPANY.

Olimjonova Munisa Nuriddin qizi — 2025-04-21

This research paper examines the complex relationship between private equity (PE) investments and insolvency risk, particularly in the context of highly leveraged firms. With PE deal-making reaching approximately $2 trillion globally in 2024, an increase of 14% from the previous year, the economic impact of PE-backed firms is undeniable. However, these firms are also prone to insolvency risks due to their leveraged capital structures and rising bankruptcy filings, especially following the COVID-19 pandemic, highlight the insolvency risks associated with high debt levels inherent in PE acquisitions. The financial structure and metrics of PE-backed firms are investigated, focusing on the case of JOANN Company. While PE can offer substantial returns, it does have a need for monitoring of operations.

“METHODOLOGY FOR ORGANIZING AUDITS OF INSURANCE ORGANIZATIONS”

Maftunakhon Akhmatovna Abduraimova — 2025-04-23

The article discusses the specific features of insurance organizations and delves into issues related to organizing their accounting. Additionally, the process of conducting audits in insurance organizations is examined. The article also covers the procedures for managing the accounting of insurance organizations, conducting analyses, comprehensively evaluating the activities of insurance organizations, and the concept of conducting insurance audits on an international scale.

Furthermore, the article provides comparative opinions of scholars on the formulation of financial reports in insurance organizations. It discusses the utilization of analytical practices for the purpose of conducting audits, summarizing audit results, and presenting effective audit findings. In conjunction with this, the article presents important conclusions and practical recommendations regarding the methodology of conducting audits in insurance organizations, thereby elucidating the content and significance of the academic article.

APPLICATION OF CREATIVE PEDAGOGY BASED ON MODERN DIDACTIC MODELS

Tulayeva Nafisa Majidovna — 2025-04-23

This article investigates the application of creative pedagogy within the context of Uzbekistan's education system, specifically in relation to modern didactic models. As Uzbekistan reforms its national curriculum and teacher training programs to meet global standards, integrating creativity into pedagogical practices becomes imperative. This study combines theoretical analysis and empirical data from local schools, national education strategies, and international benchmarks such as PISA and OECD data. It reveals that the implementation of creative, learner-centered methods—when aligned with didactic models like project-based learning, flipped classrooms, and digital pedagogy—significantly enhances learning outcomes, student motivation, and adaptability. The findings provide policy recommendations for Uzbekistan’s education sector reform strategy for 2025–2030.

LEVERAGING DEEP LEARNING, NEURAL NETWORKS, AND DATA ENGINEERING FOR INTELLIGENT MORTGAGE LOAN VALIDATION

Someshwar Mashetty — 2025-04-18

The mortgage industry’s practice of paper-based, manual, and static loan validation is outdated and lacks efficiency. This essay argues for a timely and relevant need for innovation in this space, and presents an in-depth technical and data-driven solution involving the integration of deep learning, neural networks, data engineering, and multiple online sources. The essay also presents a proof of concept and model-ready pilot project in the area of borrower income, employment, and asset verification. Focus is on borrower-provided asset statements, where the applicant banks are screened and queried for the most recent two monthly statements. The essay views this mortgage loan validation automation opportunity in light of several major regulatory changes that will be deeply impacting the finance and mortgage industry over the next decade.

THE RIGHTS OF MINORS IN CIVIL LAW

Abdusaminova Malika Timurovna — 2025-04-24

This article explores the rights of minors within the framework of civil law in Uzbekistan. With evolving socio-economic dynamics and increasing international integration, ensuring legal safeguards for minors has become a pressing concern in national legislation. The research analyzes both substantive and procedural rights, focusing on legal capacity, property rights, contract participation, and legal representation. By comparing Uzbekistan’s civil legislation with international norms, particularly the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, the paper identifies gaps and opportunities for reform. The findings suggest that despite improvements, legal ambiguities and enforcement challenges persist, warranting deeper legislative and institutional refinement.

THE IMPORTANCE AND FEATURES OF THE PARTICIPATION OF A NOTARY IN CIVIL PROCEEDINGS IN CASES RELATED TO THE APPLICATION OF THE RULES OF INHERITANCE LAW

Karimova Madina Mirzajonovna — 2025-04-24

This article examines the role, functions, and procedural significance of notaries in civil proceedings related to inheritance law in Uzbekistan. The civil notary system plays a vital part in ensuring the legality, authenticity, and enforceability of inheritance-related actions, including the issuance of certificates of inheritance rights, validation of wills, and property transfers. Through a doctrinal and comparative legal analysis, the paper explores both the legislative framework and practical implementation challenges faced by notaries. The study concludes that while Uzbekistan has a well-structured notarial system on paper, inconsistencies in practice, limited digital integration, and public legal illiteracy hinder its optimal functioning. Strategic reforms are proposed to increase efficiency, legal transparency, and trust in notarial processes in inheritance cases.