THE DEMOGRAPHIC COMPOSITION OF MIGRATION AND ITS IMPACT ON FAMILY INSTITUTION AND SOCIAL RELATIONS

Sattarov Akram Madaminovich  Maxmudov Maxmudbek Avazovich  Azimov Ashirali Mehmonboyevich  Qurbonova Muhabbat Avazovna

doi:10.18848/2dbckr25

Authors

Sattarov Akram Madaminovich Maxmudov Maxmudbek Avazovich Azimov Ashirali Mehmonboyevich Qurbonova Muhabbat Avazovna Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18848/2dbckr25

Abstract

Migration has become one of the most influential social phenomena of the 21st century, reshaping demographic patterns and altering family institutions. The demographic composition of migrants—including age, gender, marital status, and educational background—plays a crucial role in determining the extent to which migration influences social relations and family dynamics. This paper examines the interplay between demographic characteristics of migration and its consequences for family cohesion, intergenerational ties, and social interactions. Findings suggest that while migration can lead to increased financial stability and cross-cultural exchange, it also creates challenges such as family fragmentation, shifts in gender roles, and weakened community networks.