2022年1月21日 · Understanding the Protests and the Post-Protest Political Context. It’s been over a week since the massive protests that took the lives of at least 225 people. How can we begin to understand the diversity of reasons for the public dissent that emerged from various regions of …

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Studied Political science at АГУ им. Абая. Dosym Satpayev is on Facebook. Join Facebook to connect with Dosym Satpayev and others you may know. Facebook gives people the power to share and makes...

2019年4月18日 · In an interview with VoCA, Dossym Satpayev, a prominent political analyst in Kazakhstan, provides his assessment of the current situation and the associated risks: are they in fact increasing? Dosym Satpayev, Ph.D, is the Director of Kazakhstan Risk Assessment Group and a member of the presidium of the Kazakhstan Council on International Relations.

2021年8月11日 · “Казахстан войну за мозги проигрывает, если уже не проиграл по причине того, что в течение 30 лет своей независимости так и не сделал теоретическую и прикладную науку одной из стратегических сфер развития страны. https ...

2006年11月28日 · Asharshylyk, Holodomor in Kazakhstan The dates of the manmade famine in Kazakhstan perpetrated by Moscow depend on the source. Some say 1931-1933, aligning with the Holodomor in Ukraine. However, most Kazakh sources suggest 1928-1934. Let me be clear: it was a genocide. 1/ https://t.co/rtDk8H1uGJ.

How can President Tokayev make good on the promises of reform that he has made and who are the ultimate winners and losers in this situation among the political elites? Speakers. Dosym Satpayev, Director of Kazakhstan Risk Assessment Group and a member of the presidium of the Kazakhstan Council on International Relations;

2019年4月23日 · DosymSatpayev in his analytical work «T inderbox of Central Asia» (Satpayev , 2013) focuses on the inter-state confrontations, as the primary source

2023年7月20日 · Annette Bohr is an associate fellow of the Russia and Eurasia Programme at Chatham House. She was previously a fellow of Sidney Sussex College at the University of Cambridge and an analyst at the University of Manchester and Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty in Munich, focusing on Central Asia.