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ID153600
Title ProperDeterminants of civic and ethnic nationalisms in Kazakhstan
Other Title Informationevidence from the grass-roots level
LanguageENG
AuthorBurkhanov, Aziz ;  Sharipova, Dina ;  Alpeissova, Alma
Summary / Abstract (Note)This article investigates the determinants of ethnic and civic nationalism in post-Soviet Kazakhstan. Using data from an original nation-wide survey (N = 1600), the regression analysis is applied to evaluate the influence of trust and perceptions of discrimination as well as sociodemographic factors on people's support of civic and ethnic nationalism(s) in Kazakhstan. The results show that trust in political institutions, perceived discrimination, and the knowledge of the Kazakh language have an impact on both types of nationalism. In addition, intragroup (ethnic) trust and income determine civic–nationalist attachments, while rural residence, Kazakh ethnicity, income, and other ethnic minorities influence ethnonationalism in Kazakhstan.
`In' analytical NoteNationalism and Ethnic Politics Vol. 23, No.2; Apr-Jun 2017: p.203-226
Journal SourceNationalism and Ethnic Politics Vol: 23 No 2
Key WordsKazakhstan ;  Ethnic Minorities ;  Political Institutions ;  Ethnic Nationalisms ;  Kazakh Language ;  Kazakh Ethnicity


 
 
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