2015
DOI: 10.3917/eufor.375.0106
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Security Challenges in Central Asia

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“…At the same time, it is postulated that in the modern world any integration processes are a boon by definition. The polemic concerning the EAEU is aggravated by the fact that Kazakhstan is a weak state (Jackson, 2016) with weak society (Migdal, 1988;Saikal, 2016): in Kazakhstan there is no consensus on the idea of the State, the State is alienated from society, and society has no significant identification connection (Burnashev, 2015). One of the main features of a weak state is fragmentation: there is a multitude of interest groups that compete with each other to preserve and protect their own practices (including discursive ones), securitizing not the state interest, but group values and goals external to the state.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At the same time, it is postulated that in the modern world any integration processes are a boon by definition. The polemic concerning the EAEU is aggravated by the fact that Kazakhstan is a weak state (Jackson, 2016) with weak society (Migdal, 1988;Saikal, 2016): in Kazakhstan there is no consensus on the idea of the State, the State is alienated from society, and society has no significant identification connection (Burnashev, 2015). One of the main features of a weak state is fragmentation: there is a multitude of interest groups that compete with each other to preserve and protect their own practices (including discursive ones), securitizing not the state interest, but group values and goals external to the state.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%