INTERETHNIC RELATIONS IN KAZAKHSTAN IN THE CONTEXT OF THE CENTRAL ASIAN REGION: COMPARATIVE HISTORICAL AND GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS

2026

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DOI 10.48010/212bv288
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Abstract

In an era marked by global interconnectedness, understanding the intricacies of interethnic dynamics is paramount. This research embarks on an extensive investigation into the intricacies of interethnic relationships in Kazakhstan, placing its findings within the broader canvas of Central Asia. By delving into historical information and geographical nuances, the study seeks to complement and diversify existing approaches to the ethnic structure of the region, which has been formed over the past centuries. Kazakhstan, with its rich diversity of ethnic groups and intra-regional specificity, serves as the centre of attention. The research meticulously dissects the present-day landscape of interethnic relations in Kazakhstan, tracing its historical trajectory, understanding its evolution, and spotlighting its distinctive characteristics relative to its Central Asian counterparts. Through this comprehensive exploration, the study not only unveils common challenges and contemporary issues faced by the nations but also underscores the unique facets that differentiate Kazakhstan’s interethnic composition. By juxtaposing Kazakhstan’s interethnic dynamics against the backdrop of Central Asia, the research offers invaluable insights into the subtle interplay of history, geography, and culture in shaping interethnic interactions.