Wikipedia:WikiProject Library of Congress Country Studies/Kazakhstan
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Profile sections
[edit]- Historical Background
- Geography
- Society
- Economy
- Transportation and Telecommunications
- Government and Politics
- National Security
Country Study sections
[edit]lease note: The current Country Study was previously in a multi-country volume. Chapter numbers reflect those used in the printed book.
* Kazakhstan * Foreword * Acknowledgments * Preface * Introduction
* Chapter 1 - Kazakstan (Martha Brill Olcott)
o Country Profile - Visit new updated Profile (PDF)
+ Country
+ Geography
+ Society
+ Economy
+ Transportation and Telecommunications
+ Government and Politics
+ National Security
o Historical Background
+ Historical Setting
# Early Tribal Movements
# Forming the Modern Nation
# Russian Control
# In the Soviet Union
# Reform and Nationalist Conflict
# The Rise of Nazarbayev
# Sovereignty and Independence
+ Physical Environment
# Topography and Drainage
# Climate
# Environmental Problems
+ Population and Society
# Demographic Factors
# Ethnic Groups
# The Role of Women
# Clans
+ Religion
# Islam in the Past
# Islam and the State
+ National Identity
# Language
# Culture Culture of Kazakhstan
+ Education
+ Health
# Health System
# Health Conditions
+ Social Welfare
+ The Economy
# Natural Resources
# Agriculture
# Industry
# Energy
# Work Force
# Post-Soviet Economic Developments
# Banking and Finance
# Prices, Wages, and Currency
# International Financial Relations
+ Transportation and Telecommunications
# Transportation
# Telecommunications
+ Government and Politics
# Constitution
# Structure of Government
# The Election of 1994 and Its Aftermath
# Political Organizations
# Nazarbayev and Political Prospects
# The Media
# Human Rights
# Foreign Policy
+ National Security
# Military Establishment
# Military Infrastructure
# Military Doctrine
# Law Enforcement Systems
# National Security Prospects
* Appendix. Tables * Bibliography * Glossary