Self-Identification among Kazakh Diaspora in Germany

Shynar Tleugazina, Gulmira Shapiyeva, Nurlan Baigabylov, Zeinep Abetova

2022

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DOI 10.33182/ml.v19i5.2362
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Abstract

Transnational migration spaces and a system of diasporas are created and developed in the context of globalisation. The self-identification of an ethnic group in destination is one of the facets of modern human mobility. The development of the Kazakh diasporas in Germany is a vivid example of self-identification. The study aims to examine the mechanism of establishment and development of the Kazakh diaspora in Germany. As part of the analysis of the Kazakh diaspora in Germany, a four-polar identification model was used. The study identifies the main causes and outcomes of the ethnic identification of the Kazakhs in Germany.