Traditional Society to Direction of Modernization using Empirical and Comparative Approach in Legal Anthropology

Handayani, Emy; Hastoro, Gatot Rambi

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“…E. Handayani and G. R. Hastoro (2019) suggest that traditional tribes should modify their traditional ideas towards embracing modern society, which will have a positive impact on future generations in terms of social life, norms and behavior, thereby avoiding social deviations from traditional norms. At the present stage of post-nomads' lives, it becomes evident that the most viable approach is an alternative type of consciousness and life transformation through authentic development.…”

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Transformation of the consciousness of post-nomads in the context of globalization

Botokanova,

Alybaev,

Mursahmedova

2024

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Globalization has changed traditional society’s many aspects. The relevance of this study lies in the fact that one of the consequences of globalization is the loss of nomadic peoples’ traditions, culture, ideology and uniqueness, including post-nomads. The purpose of this study is a detailed analysis of the literature on how the post-nomads’ consciousness changes from globalization processes, and how nomads adapt to such processes. Having analysed all the problems and challenges for the post-nomads’ consciousness in the adaptation to globalization, it was revealed that the post-nomads’ cultural identity in the Kyrgyz Republic, with successful adaptation to modern living conditions, remains important. It is established that it is more expedient to introduce original development, in the form of a harmonious combination of traditions and innovations, to improve living standards. In the course of the study, recommendations were developed for the revival and preservation of post-nomads’ traditional values and culture, in the context of globalization, to preserve identity and ethnic identity.

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