3. Эволюция протестов в Казахстане: от независимости до «Жаңаөзен»

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Текст написал доктор политологии и профессор университета КИМЭП Нурсеит Ниязбеков. Текст читает Айсұлу Тойшыбек. Развал СССР и внезапное обретение независимости в конце 1991 года застало казахстанское общество врасплох. Радость от независимости быстро сменилась страхом и паникой общественности перед неопределенностью курса развития страны и углубляющимся социально-экономическим кризисом. Эта всеобщая фрустрация вылились в резкий всплеск протестной активности среди политических и гражданских объединений, а также среди граждан не состоящих в каких-либо объединениях. Как менялись социальные движения в Казахстане – слушайте в этом эпизоде. Подпишитесь на подкаст Qazaq Protest Tarihy, чтобы не пропустить новые эпизоды. В эпизоде использованы аудио из следующих источников: 1. Azattyq «Вид на стрельбу в Жанаозене с крыши», 23 янв. 2012 г. 2. ATV Plus «Будка гласности». Алма-Ата. 1993 год, 20 янв. 2014 г. 3. Love Astana «Торжественная присяга Президента Республики Казахстан Н.Назарбаева г Алматы, 10 декабря 1991 года», 12 дек. 2016 г.

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