Kazakstan: Forced Migration and Nation Building
As a re-emerging state in Central Eurasia, Kazakstan faces formidable issues in its effort to create new social, economic and political structures. This difficult transition has been accompanied by significant population movements. Kazakstan: Forced Migration and Nation Building identifies the challenges confronting such newly established nations, often including human displacement. The report addresses issues of ethnic diversity and language policy as it relates to nation building.The report examines the sources of migration in Kazakstan, including the circumstances of several ethnic communities, such as Chechens, Germans, Ingush, and Koreans. A specific focus is given to the situation of Russians. The report aims to promote a policy orientation of inclusiveness, thereby fostering long-term stability and human security.