Political organization of

society

National interest

Autonomous country

Regional territory

Following strict rules of government

To maintain integration of

society by determining norms

Interaction of institutions and

agencies

Keeping balance between groups of

society

Adam Smith

J.J. Rousseau

T. Hobbes

Achille Guillard

Legal and powerful

public and authoritative

Equal for all

only for group of people

Presidential

Divided into 3 branches

Parliamentary

Communistic

Modernization

Legalization

Optimization

Socialization

President

Ministry of foreign affairs

Parliament

Assembly of the People of

Kazakhstan

assimilations among one specific

society which has the closest relations with locals

of rulers who in their own interests

imported peoples for their labour or their technical and business skills

their willingness to

organize relationships with outsiders so that a kind of ‘group boundary’ is

preserved and reproduced

or of political and religious

persecutions that drove people from their native lands.

Geographical place

Country’s major group

is a grouping of people

who identify with each other on the basis of perceived shared attributes

Nation

Through political consequences which

people started thinking about politics

Through industrialization, which intensified the age-old pattern of

migration for economic reasons

Through the invasion

When people started moving from

their homelands to another places