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Shoirahon Nuriddinova
Associate Professor of Economics at Kimyo International University in Tashkent, specializing in happiness economics, migration, and Central Asian studies.
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Jun 23, 2026
What Central Asia teaches us about happiness
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19:16Peter LeonardHOST
What, what do you understand by happiness? What, what, what does, does that actually mean in a scientific sense as, as you talk about it in this book?
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19:26I lean more on life satisfaction because it is less about how someone feels in the last twenty-four hours, more about how they evaluate the shape of their life, which is a closer what we actually mean when we ask how people are doing well.
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19:49Zero is the worst possible life you can imagine, and ten is the best possible life.
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19:55Where do you stand right now? That's the question behind most of the big global happiness ranking.
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21:47Peter LeonardHOST
So, so what is it that the international benchmarks are missing? What, what are they failing to see about Central Asia?