Preface
We are very proud to present on today the following compendium with articles of several junior scientists from Uzbekistan, China and Germany about different economic topics.
Mr. Nuriddin Mamajonov from the embassy in Berlin gives a short introduction about Uzbekistan.
The articles in the first part are from several scientists from universities in Tashkent and Namangan. The themes varied from the traditional economic and new economic questions to tourism and translation problems.
All articles from the authors of China and Germany would be held during the “First international workshop in September 2011 at Qingdao Technological University, School of Management.” Prof. Zhao Jinxian from School of Management and me are sure, that this workshop will intimate the connections between the institutions Qingdao Technological University and Hochschule Magdeburg-Stendal and also the relationships between China and Germany. Many thanks to all helpful hands, who have contribute in organizing this mutual project. We intend to held a second workshop in 2012/2013 and we will try to continue the scientific exchange between our both institutions also in some more directions.
March 2012
Prof. Dr. Fritz-René Grabau
Table of Contents
Preface – Vorwort
Usbekistan
1. Ein kurzer Überblick über Usbekistan
2. Features of development of ferrous metallurgy of Uzbekistan in the post crisis period
3. Establishment and development of the textile cluster in the Republic of Uzbekistan
4. Concept of the use of the system of internal control of enterprise
5. Social-economic development of Bukhara and its effect on the income of rural population
6. Soundness of financial system of Uzbekistan in world crisis conditions
7. Reforming of accounting, the problems and ways of its improvement
8. Use of corporate information systems in tax service
9. Intensifying role of Uzbekistan in the World Trade Organization and economic relationships
10. The concept of coordination of employment of rural population
11. Issues of creation of the modern logistic infrastructure in Uzbekistan
12. Classification of economic factors operating on the operating on the organization and management of innovative processes in corporate structures
13. The concept of reformation of the national system of social security in the Republic of Uzbekistan
14. Globalization and university education in Uzbekistan
15. Development perspectives of tourism market in Uzbekistan
16. Problems of management of a professional training for the tourism industry
17. Opportunities for the development of eco-tourism in preserved Natural Areas of Uzbekistan
18. Higher education in Uzbekistan: reformation, internationalization, and quality
19. The role of innovation systems in the education system of the Republic of Uzbekistan
20. Features of formation and marketing development of professional training in sphere of educational services
21. Educational transformation of intellectual capital escalation area of Uzbekistan
22. Uzbek language during the 1920s: overview the materials of “Education and teaching” periodical publication
23. About some translational problems of poetic figure “Kutadgu Bilig” (Wisdom of Royal Glory)
24. Identifikationsprobleme und die Vorbereitung eines „Terminologischen Wörterbuchs“ der Translationswissenschaft
China
1. Introduction for the Chinese Part
2. Doing business in Germany. An overview for Chinese founders and entrepreneurs
3. Based on OPM3 and P-CMM of the Construction Project Management Team Effectiveness Promotion System
4. The basic contradictions of capitalist society in the condition of Subprime Crisis
5. Research on Prediction of Metro Traffic Benefit
6. Applying DEA to the Construction Safety Management Performance
7. Evaluation on Intensive Land Use in Urban District - Taking Qianwan Bonded Zone as Example
8. Study on an Information Process System for Appraising Key Construction Projects’Risk
9. Die Minderheitenpolitik Chinas am Beispiel der Uiguren
10. After-sales strategies for Chinese car manufactures in the European market
11. The key defining factors of the national Competition according to Porter with regard to the telecommunications market on the example Germany vs. China
12. The meaning of stamps, China vs. Germany
Research Objectives and Topics
This compendium presents a collaborative scientific exchange between scholars from Uzbekistan, China, and Germany. The primary objective is to analyze current economic, social, and educational challenges in these nations, fostering a mutual understanding of market conditions and strategic development pathways in a globalized environment.
- Economic development and structural reforms in Uzbekistan and China.
- Modernization of industrial complexes and the integration of innovation systems.
- Challenges in education, professional training, and the translation of literary works.
- Strategic analysis of international trade, tourism development, and market entry conditions.
Excerpt from the Book
Geographische Lage
Usbekistan liegt im Herzen Zentralasiens zwischen den beiden großen Flüssen Amu Darja und Syr Darja. Es grenzt im Norden und Nordwesten an Kasachstan, im Nordosten an Kirgisien, im Osten und Südosten an Tadschikistan, im Südwesten an Turkmenistan und im Süden an Afghanistan. Das Territorium Usbekistans umfasst 448900 Quadratkilometer. Die Republik erstreckt sich über 930 Kilometer von Nord nach Süd und über 1425 Kilometer von West nach Ost. Die Länge ihrer Grenzen beträgt insgesamt 6221 Kilometer. Die äußersten Grenzregionen sind das Ustjurt Plateau an der Westküste des Aralsees im Norden, der Tuman Termez im Wilojat Surahandarja im Süden, das Ferganatal im Osten und das Ustjurt Plateau im Westen.
Summary of Chapters
Ein kurzer Überblick über Usbekistan: An overview of the geography, climate, and demographic features of Uzbekistan, highlighting its central location in Central Asia.
Features of development of ferrous metallurgy of Uzbekistan in the post crisis period: Discusses the role of the metallurgical industry and the impact of the Anti-recessionary program on national production.
Establishment and development of the textile cluster in the Republic of Uzbekistan: Analyzes the potential of the textile industry using cluster models to improve competitiveness in international markets.
Concept of the use of the system of internal control of enterprise: Explores the integration of internal control systems within enterprises and their relationship with state financial oversight.
Social-economic development of Bukhara and its effect on the income of rural population: Examines the correlation between economic growth in the Bukhara region and improvements in the living standards of rural populations.
Soundness of financial system of Uzbekistan in world crisis conditions: Reviews the stability of the banking sector and external debt management in the context of the global financial crisis.
Reforming of accounting, the problems and ways of its improvement: Discusses the transition to international accounting standards and the necessity of professional training.
Use of corporate information systems in tax service: Investigates the application of IT resources to improve the efficiency of tax service administration.
Intensifying role of Uzbekistan in the World Trade Organization and economic relationships: Analyzes the integration of Uzbekistan into the global trading system and its economic dependencies.
The concept of coordination of employment of rural population: Proposes strategies to address unemployment through better infrastructure and targeted support in rural areas.
Issues of creation of the modern logistic infrastructure in Uzbekistan: Discusses the importance of logistics centers for effective supply chain management in Uzbekistan.
Classification of economic factors operating on the operating on the organization and management of innovative processes in corporate structures: Develops a framework for evaluating economic stability and innovation efficiency.
The concept of reformation of the national system of social security in the Republic of Uzbekistan: Outlines the state’s approach to social protection and pension reform.
Globalization and university education in Uzbekistan: Reviews the impact of globalization on higher education and the necessity for structural reforms.
Development perspectives of tourism market in Uzbekistan: Evaluates the potential of various tourism niches, including eco-tourism and cultural tourism.
Problems of management of a professional training for the tourism industry: Identifies the gap between university training and the professional needs of the hospitality sector.
Opportunities for the development of eco-tourism in preserved Natural Areas of Uzbekistan: Explores sustainable development models for eco-tourism within protected natural reserves.
Higher education in Uzbekistan: reformation, internationalization, and quality: Discusses the three-stage reform of the national educational system and the drive for international standards.
The role of innovation systems in the education system of the Republic of Uzbekistan: Connects the development of innovation systems with the training of an innovative workforce.
Features of formation and marketing development of professional training in sphere of educational services: Argues for a strategic marketing approach in the educational sector to improve graduate employment.
Educational transformation of intellectual capital escalation area of Uzbekistan: Analyzes the integration of academic institutions and the industrial sector to build intellectual capital.
Uzbek language during the 1920s: overview the materials of “Education and teaching” periodical publication: Provides a historical review of language policy debates during the 1920s.
About some translational problems of poetic figure “Kutadgu Bilig” (Wisdom of Royal Glory): Examines the challenges and methods of translating ancient Turkic poetry into modern languages.
Identifikationsprobleme und die Vorbereitung eines „Terminologischen Wörterbuchs“ der Translationswissenschaft: Analyzes terminology challenges within translation studies in Uzbekistan.
Introduction for the Chinese Part: Profiles the academic profile and research focus of Qingdao Technological University.
Doing business in Germany. An overview for Chinese founders and entrepreneurs: A guide for Chinese entrepreneurs on navigating German business subsidies and legal requirements.
Based on OPM3 and P-CMM of the Construction Project Management Team Effectiveness Promotion System: Presents a model for enhancing team performance in construction projects.
The basic contradictions of capitalist society in the condition of Subprime Crisis: Analyzes the subprime crisis through the lens of fundamental Marxist economic contradictions.
Research on Prediction of Metro Traffic Benefit: Proposes a quantitative methodology for assessing the economic benefits of metro infrastructure.
Applying DEA to the Construction Safety Management Performance: Uses Data Envelopment Analysis to evaluate safety performance on construction sites.
Evaluation on Intensive Land Use in Urban District - Taking Qianwan Bonded Zone as Example: Evaluates land-use efficiency using fuzzy comprehensive methods.
Study on an Information Process System for Appraising Key Construction Projects’Risk: Discusses the integration of information systems and statistical methods for project risk appraisal.
Die Minderheitenpolitik Chinas am Beispiel der Uiguren: Analyzes the minority policies of China, specifically focusing on the situation of the Uighur population.
After-sales strategies for Chinese car manufactures in the European market: Reviews logistics and marketing strategies to improve after-sales service for Chinese car brands.
The key defining factors of the national Competition according to Porter with regard to the telecommunications market on the example Germany vs. China: Compares competitive advantages in the telecommunications sector between Germany and China.
The meaning of stamps, China vs. Germany: Compares the cultural and legal significance of official stamps in administrative and business documents.
Keywords
Uzbekistan, China, Germany, economic development, social security, higher education, tourism, logistics, innovation, accounting, globalization, market strategy, subprime crisis, minority policy, construction management.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the core theme of this work?
The work provides a multidisciplinary overview of current economic, educational, and social challenges faced by Uzbekistan, China, and Germany, emphasizing the need for strategic modernization and cross-border cooperation.
What are the primary fields of research covered?
The document covers a wide range of fields, including macroeconomic reform, banking and finance, industrial logistics, educational policy, tourism development, and comparative studies on management and social policies.
What is the primary objective of these papers?
The central aim is to propose scientifically based solutions for policy makers and business leaders to foster sustainable economic growth, improve social security systems, and enhance competitive advantages in a global market.
Which scientific methods are primarily utilized?
The authors employ a variety of methods including data analysis, case studies, quantitative appraisal (such as DEA and AHP), comparative analysis of legal frameworks, and historical policy reviews.
What topics are discussed in the main section?
The main sections delve into the modernization of the ferrous metallurgy and textile industries, the stability of the Uzbek banking system, logistics infrastructure development, educational reform programs, and strategies for Chinese companies in European markets.
Which keywords define this academic collection?
This collection is defined by keywords such as structural reform, sustainable development, international standardization, vocational training, innovation management, and cultural integration.
How is the German and Chinese business context handled?
The contributors provide practical insights into market conditions, focusing on business founding strategies, tax and legal frameworks, and the use of promotional loans and subsidies for international entrepreneurs.
What specific insights are provided regarding the tourism industry?
The authors argue for a more structured approach to tourism management, including the use of state-regulated models for promotion, the expansion of eco-tourism in protected areas, and the necessity of linking professional education to the needs of the tourism sector.
- Citation du texte
- Grabau-Stiftung (Hrsg.) (Auteur), 2012, Beiträge zur Entwicklung in Usbekistan und China, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/190994
