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... Kazakhstan . During World War II , the Soviet leader Stalin used Kazakhstan as a dumping ground for many groups of people that the Soviets regarded as " problems . " The Germans who lived in the Volga region of the Soviet Union were ...
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... Kazakhstan's Russians is that there is no one to champion their cause. The freedom of action afforded most NGOs in Kazakhstan is steadily diminishing, particularly those that are genuinely independent of ties to the government. Most ...
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... Kazakhstan and neighbouring Russia , the most influential CIS member , have periodically been strained by the issue of Kazakhstan's large Russian minority ( comprising some 35.8 % of the total population at the beginning of 1994 ) . In ...books.google.de › books
... Kazakhstan” (National Policy in the field of Higher Education in the Republic of Kazakhstan), unpublished background report and presentation prepared for the review team. Table 4.5 compares the situation in Kazakhstan with those OECD ...
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... Kazakhstan: modernizing government in the context of political inertia. International Review of Administrative Sciences, Vol. 74 No. 3, pp. 477–496. Kulzhanov, M., and Rechel, B. (2007). Kazakhstan: health system overview. In Health ...
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... Kazakhstan's foreign policy orientation is neutral, with strong ties to Russia, China, Europe, and the United States. With its growing economic and political influence, Kazakhstan has increasingly played a crucial role in the global ...
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... Kazakhstan's regions Akmola Social 1 -1.5 -1 -0.5 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 Economy 0.8 Astana city Almaticity 0.6 0.4 0.2 Karaganda Pavlodar West Kyzylorda Kazakhstan Kostanai Mangistau South -0.8 East 0 Kazakhstan Akmola Aktobe Jambul Atirau -0.2 ...
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... Kazakhstan Oil for 2013, www.iea.org/statistics/, accessed on 11-01-16. IEA (2015b), IEA Energy Atlas, http ... Kazakhstan energy policy review”, Eastern Europe, Caucus and Central Asia Energy Reviews, International Energy Agency, Paris ...
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... Kazakhstan's economy were not considerable, as is clear from a comparative perspective (see Table 4.3). In fact, Russian investments in Kazakhstan's economy during the period 1993–2000 were less than 2 per cent of the overall volume of ...
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