GLOBAL JANUBDA SHAHARSOZLIK MUAMMOLARI VA MUQOBIL ENERGIYA IMPLEMENTATSIYASI.
Keywords:
shaharsozlik ilmiy metodlari, muqobil energiya, ijtimoiy idrok, ijtimoiy qabul qilish, global janubAbstract
Dunyoda iqtisodiy rivojlanish bilan birga iste‘molning ortishi kuzatilmoqda. Barcha yo’nalishlarda muqobil manbalar o‘rganilib, tatbiq etilmoqda. Shaharsozlikning ajralmas qismi hisoblanuvchi energiya ta’minot strukturasi shular jumlasidandir. Energiya turlarining barqarorligi va atrof-muhitga zararsiz ekanligi shaharsozlikdagi yutuqlarga o’z xissasini qo’shishi tabiiy. Maqolada muqobil energiya implementatsiyasiga oid ilmiy ishlar analiz qilindi va tadqiqot metodlari ko’zdan kechirildi. Ushbu adabiyotlar tadqiqoti kelajakdagi shaharsozlik muammolari va muqobil energiya ta’minotiga halaqit beruvchi omillarni o’rganishda asos bo’lishi ko’zda tutilgan. Asosiy diqqat rivojlanmagan va rivojlanayotgan mamlakatlar (global janub) ga qaratildi. Shuningdek, rivojlanayotgan mamlakatlarda muqobil energiyani joriy etishdagi muammolarni idrok qilish, muammolarni o‘rganish usullari va ularning natijalariga eʼtibor qaratildi. Asosiy muammolardan biri ijtimoiy idrok va ijtimoiy qabul qilish darajasini o’rganishdagi yutuqlar taxlil qilindi
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