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THREE GENERATIONS OF REFORM: GOVERNANCE PARADIGMS AND THE MEASUREMENT GAP IN UZBEKISTAN’S SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TRANSITION
Salakhutdinova, Yulduz
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Studies of sustainable development in transition economies typically evaluate reform outcomesagainst target values, treating governance capacity as a background condition. An alternative interpretationis advanced through a three-generation periodisation of Uzbekistan’s reform process: liberalisation andopenness (2017–2022), productivity and green transition (2022–2030), and the innovation economy (2030 andbeyond). Each generation is defined less by its policy content than by the governance paradigm it presupposes:governance by objectives, governance by data, and anticipatory governance, respectively. The transitionbetween generations is therefore an informational transition before it becomes an economic one. Drawingon documentary analysis of national strategic and legal instruments, the analysis demonstrates that themeasurement infrastructure required by the second generation has been constructed but was attached to thestrategic planning contour rather than to the national Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) indicator system.The two contours are separated within a single legal act adopted by a single body on a single date, limitingexplanations based solely on administrative capacity or elapsed time. Interpreted through the institutionalliterature on means–ends decoupling, this configuration suggests that the key constraint on second-generationreform is not the availability of data but the allocation of institutional attention among competing measurementsystems.
Sustainable Development Goals, governance paradigms, data-driven governance, institutional decoupling, policy measurement, transition economies, Uzbekistan
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