This article examines the increasing visibility of occult knowledge and practices among the contemporary urban population of Kazakhstan and considers how these practices are interpreted in the context of accelerated catch-up modernization, institutional uncertainty, cultural continuity, and changing sources of auth...
E. Aliyarov, Marhabbat Nurov, D.Zh. Zhanguzhekova et al.· Frontiers in Political Scien...· 0 citations
Introduction This study examines how imposed religious identities operate as an ideological instrument in Kazakhstan’s post-Soviet transformation, with particular attention to the social production of stigma and the ways in which boundaries of the national community are articulated in public discourse. Methods Building...
T. Duzbayev, E. Aliyarov, N. Seitakhmetova et al.· Frontiers in Sociology· 0 citations
An updated five-part typology of AI regulation is proposed, introducing the concept of “sovereignty through partnership” as an alternative to technological autarky and one-sided regulatory borrowing, and conceptualizes “delayed reflection” as a regulatory pattern among established democracies that recognize infrastruct...
Elnur Beisenbayev, Bakhytzhan Bukharbayev, Zh.M. Tolen et al.· Frontiers in Political Scien...· 1 citation
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