Theoretical Aspects of National Policy in the Republic of Azerbaijan

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Theoretical Aspects of National Policy in the Republic of Azerbaijan

Theoretical Aspects of National Policy in the Republic of Azerbaijan

Pages : 970-977

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Publication Date : 2025-12-19

Article Type : Research Paper

Abstract :This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the theoretical foundations and practical significance of national policy in the Republic of Azerbaijan. In the contemporary context, national policy is recognized as an essential component of the statehood model, and its ideological, legal, and institutional frameworks are examined systematically. The study outlines the distinctive features of the Azerbaijani model, explores its historical development, and compares it with international experiences. Furthermore, it highlights the role of national policy in maintaining socio-political stability, effectively managing ethnic and religious diversity, and promoting a multicultural environment. The article also examines the state’s strategic orientation, legislative basis, institutional mechanisms, and the practical implementation of tolerance policies. The analysis demonstrates that national policy functions not merely as a formal legal instrument but also as a vital mechanism for ensuring social and cultural integration and public cohesion. The study underscores the exemplary significance of the Azerbaijani model at both regional and international levels.
Keywords : Ulusal Politika, Azerbaycan, Devletçilik, Çokkültürlülük, Ulusal Birlik, Hukuki Güvenceler

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