De-Institutionalized protest in Kazakhstan: insights from the Kazakh Spring: a review of The Kazakh Spring: digital activism and the challenge to dictatorship

Diana T. Kudaibergen’s The Kazakh Spring opens with an intriguing question: how can a de-institutionalized (1) protest movement effectively challenge a deeply entrenched authoritarian regime? She a...

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Central Asian Survey
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2026-09-24
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https://doi.org/10.1080/02634937.2026.2725714
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Central Asia Education and Culture
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De-Institutionalized protest in Kazakhstan: insights from the Kazakh Spring: a review of The Kazakh Spring: digital activism and the challenge to dictatorship

Anna Jordanova
Central Asian Survey
Central Asia Education and Culture
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De-Institutionalized protest in Kazakhstan: insights from the Kazakh Spring: a review of The Kazakh Spring: digital activism and the challenge to dictatorship

Anna Jordanova
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Diana T. Kudaibergen’s The Kazakh Spring opens with an intriguing question: how can a de-institutionalized (1) protest movement effectively challenge a deeply entrenched authoritarian regime? She a...

Central Asian Survey
Charles University (CZ)
Peace, Justice and strong institutions
Openalex Percentile: Top 3%
Central Asia Education and Culture
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