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Looking Ahead their representation in the public’s population as a whole. The combination of growing economic strains and relatively low native participation in the economy’s most modern spheres would suggest that political unrest might follow, and be articulated in ethnic terms.

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Demography and Economics0s fertility among the indigenous nationalities began to decline, this decline has not been rapid enough to alter existing population trends. By the early 1980s, therefore, the existing demographic structure in Uzbekistan suggested that this pattern of overall population growth would continue at least for the near future.

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The Labour Forceroups, what does this mean in terms of jobs, and in terms of providing Uzbekistan’s young and working-age population with full employment? And what will be the relative places of the different nationalities in a tightening labour market?

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Nancy Lubin and Practice. The book was aca­ demically successful and well received by our peers. Our colleagues commented that while the book was eminently suitable for a library, there was still an intellectual need for a more concise volume on nutrition and immunology for health care providers and scientists

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Nancy Lubin and Practice. The book was aca­ demically successful and well received by our peers. Our colleagues commented that while the book was eminently suitable for a library, there was still an intellectual need for a more concise volume on nutrition and immunology for health care providers and scientists