MODELS FOR OPTIMIZING THE COLLABORATION OF THE STATE, CIVIL SOCIETY INSTITUTIONS, AND NATIONAL VALUES IN ENSURING SOCIAL JUSTICE

Abstract

This article analyzes the practical mechanisms for strengthening social justice in Uzbekistan and the institutional system shaping them through the use of models, highlighting the effectiveness of cooperation among the state, civil society, and business. Each model, grounded in specific functions and guiding values, ensured the targeted provision of social assistance, transparency, and conflict resolution. Moreover, the findings demonstrate that aligning practical models with national values enables social justice to evolve from a theoretical concept into a functional system in everyday life, thereby providing a methodological foundation for improving the state’s social policy.