Constitutional Reforms Reshape Societal Interaction Mechanisms in Kazakhstan, Says Expert

Constitutional changes in Kazakhstan have provided new impetus for the development of political institutions and citizen participation in governance. Political scientist Andrey Chebotarev noted that the new Constitution, a unicameral Parliament, and the establishment of the People's Council have formed a new model of interaction between authorities and society. He highlighted the development of plebiscitary, representative, and consultative democracy.

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