Features of the Organization of the Imperial Veterinary Service in the Kazakh Steppe: On the Example of Turgai Region.(end of the 19th Century)

Abstract

Today, historical science on a global scale is going through a fundamentally new stage. This is due to the introduction of new theoreticaland methodological approaches to historical research, as well as the interdisciplinary nature of the development of science itself. In this matter, the diversity of approaches to the study of the imperial past, as well as the study of the colonial period in the history of Kazakhstan, requires the introduction of new approaches to foreign historiography and makes it possible to enter new directions in the same research space. For example, how colonial history expanded and added a global perspective to environmental history, thereby exploring the destructive forces of European colonialism and exploitation, as well as interactions with local environmental regimes. Alternatively, how, as a non-political phenomenon, the animal became one of the important areas of interest to the metropolis and the scientific world, and how veterinary medicine became one of the prisms through which historians can examine change and observe the changing relationship between rulers and ruled, between colonizers and colonized. This article is the result of those studies.