METHODOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF STUDYING EMIR TIMUR’S ECONOMIC POLICY AND URBAN CULTURE IN 16TH-20TH CENTURY FOREIGN HISTORIOGRAPHY
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The economic strategy of Emir Timur, encompassing international trade networks, infrastructure development, and corporate craftsmanship management, has rarely been analyzed by modern economists as a comprehensive, independent system. However, notable foreign socio-economic writers, historians, and orientalists from the 16th to the 20th centuries extensively documented these aspects within their broader historical frameworks. This article provides a comprehensive methodological analysis of Western and Eastern studies from the 18th to the 20th centuries, focusing on how these sources interpreted Emir Timur's structural economic policies, urban centralization, and transcontinental trade facilitation.
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