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Arxiv / №8 · 2026 / Maqola
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RAQAMLI JAMIYATDA INTELLEKTUAL MIGRATSION JARAYONLARNING IJTIMOIY DETERMINANTLARI: FALSAFIY TAHLIL

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O'ZBEKCHA

Ushbu maqolada raqamli jamiyat sharoitida intellektual migratsiyani belgilovchi omil-lar faqat iqtisodiy faktorlar bilan izohlanmasdan, bilim, axborot, raqamli infratuzilma, institutsional ishonch, erkinlik, identiklik va ijtimoiy mas’uliyatning o‘zaro bog‘liqligi asosida ijtimoiy-falsafiy jihatdan tahlil qilinadi. Tahlil natijasida intellektual migratsiyaning iqtisodiy, institutsional-siyosiy, ilmiy, infratu-zilmaviy va aksiologik determinantlari bir-biri bilan bog‘liq holda namoyon bo‘lishi, inson kapitali esa hu-dudga tegishli resursdan ko‘ra raqamli tarmoqqa xos va transmilliy kapital sifatida namoyon bo‘lishi asoslangan.

Kalit so'zlar: raqamli jamiyat, intellektual migratsiya, inson kapitali, intellektual kapital, raqamli ko‘chmanchilik, ijtimoiy determinantlar, transmilliy intellektual harakat.
РУССКИЙ

В данной статье факторы, определяющие интеллектуальную миграцию в ус-ловиях цифрового общества, объясняются не только экономическими факторами, но и анализи-руются с социально-философской точки зрения на основе взаимосвязи знаний, информации, циф-ровой инфраструктуры, институционального доверия, свободы, идентичности и социальной от-ветственности. В результате анализа обосновано, что экономические, институционально-поли-тические, научные, инфраструктурные и аксиологические детерминанты интеллектуальной миг-рации проявляются во взаимосвязи друг с другом, а человеческий капитал выступает скорее как транснациональный капитал, присущий цифровой сети, чем как территориально привязанный ресурс.

Ключевые слова: цифровое общество, интеллектуальная миграция, человеческий капитал, интеллектуальный капитал, цифровое кочевничество, социальные детерминанты, транснацио-нальное интеллектуальное движение
ENGLISH

In this article, the factors determining intellectual migration in the conditions of a digital society are explained not only by economic factors, but are also analyzed from a socio-philosophical perspective based on the interconnectedness of knowledge, information, digital infrastructure, institutional trust, freedom, identity, and social responsibility. As a result of the analysis, it is substantiated that the economic, institutional-political, scientific, infrastructural, and axiological determinants of intellectual migration manifest themselves in interconnection with each other, and human capital emerges as a transnational capital inherent to the digital network rather than a territorially bound resource.

Keywords: digital society, intellectual migration, human capital, intellectual capital, digital nomadism, social determinants, transnational intellectual movement.
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