THEORETICAL APPROACHES AND RESULTS OF FOREIGN SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH ON THE ILLEGAL CIRCULATION OF PYROTECHNIC PRODUCTS
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15356686Keywords:
pyrotechnic products, illegal circulation, theoretical approaches, foreign research, public safety, legislation, environmental impact, crime.Abstract
This article is dedicated to the theoretical examination of the illegal circulation of pyrotechnic products and the analysis of results from scientific research conducted abroad. The study explores the legal, social, and environmental consequences associated with the illegal production, sale, and use of pyrotechnic devices, while discussing internationally applied approaches and their relevance to Uzbekistan. The article highlights key findings from foreign studies, the impact of pyrotechnic circulation on public safety, and advanced practices in regulating this field. Additionally, suggestions for improving legislation in this area are provided.
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