TRENDS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN
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regional economy, Kazakhstan, sustainable regional development, economic growth, spatial disparities, industrial diversification, human capital, institutional efficiency, meta-analysisAbstract
The article presents a meta-analytical review of the major trends in the development of the Republic of Kazakhstan over the past fifteen years. Using a synthesis of empirical research, national statistics, and international reports, the study examines the evolution of Kazakhstan’s economic, social, and institutional systems in the context of global transformation. The findings indicate that while Kazakhstan demonstrates stable macroeconomic performance and social progress, its development remains constrained by weak institutional capacity, uneven regional growth, and environmental challenges. The meta-analysis identifies key convergence points across recent studies — the growing emphasis on digitalization, diversification, and sustainability — as central to the nation’s modernization agenda. The research concludes that Kazakhstan’s long-term resilience depends on its ability to synchronize economic, environmental, and governance reforms within a unified strategic framework aimed at achieving balanced and inclusive growth
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