The Kazakhstani Youth’s Engagement in Politics

Current research on the Kazakhstani youth’s political participation has usually been informed by a rather traditional understanding of the concept of political participation, without considering the impact of social media and other non-traditional forms of political engagement. This article advocate...

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Published in:Studies of transition states and societies 2017, Vol.IX (1), p.53-71
Main Authors: Kilybayeva, Shugyla, Nassimova, Gulnar, Massalimova, Aliya
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