The article examines the problem of sovereignty of the Republic of Kazakhstan through the prism of Kazakh-Russian interstate relations. The key conclusions made by the authors are that, first of all, Kazakh-Russian relations are based on the post-Soviet model and the concept of the sovereignty of the Republic of Kazakhstan, which retains significant elements of the Soviet constitutional model of relations between the Union center and the republics; secondly, as part of this sovereignty model, the Republic of Kazakhstan has to make concessions in the economic, financial and other forms of sovereignty. However, the Republic of Kazakhstan makes no concessions in matters of territorial integrity and other fundamental aspects of its sovereignty. Thirdly, it was easier for the Republic of Kazakhstan to maintain the image of the Russian Federation as a strategic partner between 1991 and the mid-2000s, but since that time, the Russian Federation has been pursuing an openly neo-imperial policy in the post-Soviet space, thus, the increasing securitization of the relations with the Russian Federation requires great efforts from the Republic of Kazakhstan to protect its sovereignty and territorial integrity.
философия ғылымдарының докторы ҚР БҒМ ҒК «Философия, саясаттану жəне дінтану институты» РМҚК, Қазақстан, Алматы қ. Қазақстандық этностардың интеграциялануындағы аумақтық межелеудің рөлі free people who were active in border. This topic has not previously been widely studied by science, and foreign literature on this topic has not been written. Because archival documents were available only after independence. The article discusses issues of census and changes in the proportion of the local population. Since the 1990s, political science has been part of the history department; over the years of independence, historians have begun to use their political views more closely.
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