Psychological Analysis of the Experimental Research Determinant of Addictive Behavior of Teens of Migrant Parents

Zaverukha, Olha

doi:10.32518/2617-4162-2020-2-202-209

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“…There are about 10 thousand Kazakhs in Ulan-Batyr and its environs, as well as in Erdenet, Darkhan, Berkh and Sharyngol. Except for Bayan-Ulgii, there are no Kazakh schools, where the Kazakh children do not know how to read and write in Kazakh" (Zaverukha, 2020). Everyone speaks Mongolian.…”

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Relations Between the Republic of Kazakhstan and Kazakhs Abroad (1991-2000)

Karassayev

Kenzhebayev²,

Aminov³

et al. 2022

Migration Letters

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To date, the number of Kazakhs around the world is about 15 million. About 5 million of them live in 45 countries around the world. The article is based on domestic and international scientific literature. The emphasis here is on Kazakh diaspora and its development trends. This includes an analysis of demographic factors and the distribution of the Kazakh diasporas. We have identified main characteristics of Kazakh migration and the Kazakh diaspora as well as their relations with other Kazakhs and the Republic of Kazakhstan. This article is likely to be useful for further research and a general understanding of migration processes in Central Asia.

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