Some aspects of improving the activities of political party factions in the development of the multiparty system

Sirojjon Nasipkulovich Berdikulov

doi:10.31295/ijss.v4n2.1709

Authors

Sirojjon Nasipkulovich Berdikulov
siroj-berdikulov@rambler.ru
Doctor of Philosophical Sciences, Professor, Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs

Keywords:

competition, electorate, faction, ideological struggle, lawmaking, opposition, parliamentary control, political party

Abstract

The article covers issues related to improving the activities of factions of political parties in the multiparty system. The article also tries to highlight the mechanisms of increasing the activities of political party factions in parliament, as well as aspects of the legislation. In general, the role and importance of political parties in modernizing the country and building civil society is growing today. Therefore, the factions of political parties operating in Uzbekistan in the Legislative Chamber of the Oliy Majlis require greater socio-political activity and initiative.

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