Baurzhan Bokayev
Biographic Data
| ID | 4127971 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Baurzhan Bokayev |
| GIVEN NAMES | Baurzhan |
| FAMILY NAME | Bokayev |
| SIGNATURE | BOKAYEV B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Syracuse University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1037-7085 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
State–Ngo interaction in Kazakhstan
Introduction Effective collaboration between government agencies and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) plays a critical role in addressing complex social challenges and strengthening public participation in policymaking. This study examines the level and effectiveness of state–NGO interaction in Kazakhstan. Methods The research adopts a mixed-methods design, combining quantitative and qualitative approaches. Empirical data are based on a nati…
Navigating conflict of interest in public service
The research is aimed at in-depth study of the perception of conflict of interest among public servants of Kazakhstan and finding out how they tend to view this phenomenon as a manifestation of corruption. The objective is to understand how the level of awareness, and education affects the perception of conflicts of interest, and to propose approaches that will help improve regulatory measures. The study employs a mixed methodology, including qua…
An Examination of Civil Servants’ Assessment of the New Civil Service Reforms in Kazakhstan
In recent years, Kazakhstan has demonstrated a strong commitment to make the civil service system open and transparent to its citizens. The country has introduced an e-government system to improve access to information and allow public consultation on civil service. Reforms of the civil service aim to reduce corruption in the civil service and to ensure a transition to a career-based model, meritocracy, and result-based remuneration. This study a…
Intensive mothering in the time of coronavirus
We investigated experiences of mothers of school‐age children in Central New York during a time of remote education due to COVID‐19. We extend the concept of intensive mothering, characterized by the expectation that mothers are constantly available to meet their children's needs, and examine mothers’ intersectional identities related to their experience of remote education. Mothers working from home often went back and forth between work and sch…
Factors Driving Individual Perceptions of Quotidian Corruption
The article analyzes the factors that impact corruption perception at individual levels. Based on a survey of 12,010 Kazakhstanis, the study investigates people’s assessment of corruption in Kazakhstan and their attitudes toward government anticorruption policy. The result reveals that, on average, the population perceives that a high rate of corruption exists in Kazakhstan. Simultaneously, the regression analysis shows that there are three main …
Adjustment and ethno-lingual identification of Kazakh repatriates
This article discusses the process of adjustment for repatriates into their country of origin and considers their ethno-lingual identification. This article also presents the results of a sociolinguistic survey among Kazakh repatriates, in particular the questions connected with the influence of language on the process of ethno-lingual identification and the role of language competence in readapting to the country of origin
Intensive mothering in the time of coronavirus
We investigated experiences of mothers of school‐age children in Central New York during a time of remote education due to COVID‐19. We extend the concept of intensive mothering, characterized by the expectation that mothers are constantly available to meet their children's needs, and examine mothers’ intersectional identities related to their experience of remote education. Mothers working from home often went back and forth between work and sch…
Factors Driving Individual Perceptions of Quotidian Corruption
The article analyzes the factors that impact corruption perception at individual levels. Based on a survey of 12,010 Kazakhstanis, the study investigates people’s assessment of corruption in Kazakhstan and their attitudes toward government anticorruption policy. The result reveals that, on average, the population perceives that a high rate of corruption exists in Kazakhstan. Simultaneously, the regression analysis shows that there are three main …
Adjustment and ethno-lingual identification of Kazakh repatriates
This article discusses the process of adjustment for repatriates into their country of origin and considers their ethno-lingual identification. This article also presents the results of a sociolinguistic survey among Kazakh repatriates, in particular the questions connected with the influence of language on the process of ethno-lingual identification and the role of language competence in readapting to the country of origin
Adjustment and ethno-lingual identification of Kazakh repatriates
This article discusses the process of adjustment for repatriates into their country of origin and considers their ethno-lingual identification. This article also presents the results of a sociolinguistic survey among Kazakh repatriates, in particular the questions connected with the influence of language on the process of ethno-lingual identification and the role of language competence in readapting to the country of origin
Intensive mothering in the time of coronavirus
We investigated experiences of mothers of school‐age children in Central New York during a time of remote education due to COVID‐19. We extend the concept of intensive mothering, characterized by the expectation that mothers are constantly available to meet their children's needs, and examine mothers’ intersectional identities related to their experience of remote education. Mothers working from home often went back and forth between work and sch…
Factors Driving Individual Perceptions of Quotidian Corruption
The article analyzes the factors that impact corruption perception at individual levels. Based on a survey of 12,010 Kazakhstanis, the study investigates people’s assessment of corruption in Kazakhstan and their attitudes toward government anticorruption policy. The result reveals that, on average, the population perceives that a high rate of corruption exists in Kazakhstan. Simultaneously, the regression analysis shows that there are three main …
An Examination of Civil Servants’ Assessment of the New Civil Service Reforms in Kazakhstan
In recent years, Kazakhstan has demonstrated a strong commitment to make the civil service system open and transparent to its citizens. The country has introduced an e-government system to improve access to information and allow public consultation on civil service. Reforms of the civil service aim to reduce corruption in the civil service and to ensure a transition to a career-based model, meritocracy, and result-based remuneration. This study a…
Navigating conflict of interest in public service
The research is aimed at in-depth study of the perception of conflict of interest among public servants of Kazakhstan and finding out how they tend to view this phenomenon as a manifestation of corruption. The objective is to understand how the level of awareness, and education affects the perception of conflicts of interest, and to propose approaches that will help improve regulatory measures. The study employs a mixed methodology, including qua…
State–Ngo interaction in Kazakhstan
Introduction Effective collaboration between government agencies and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) plays a critical role in addressing complex social challenges and strengthening public participation in policymaking. This study examines the level and effectiveness of state–NGO interaction in Kazakhstan. Methods The research adopts a mixed-methods design, combining quantitative and qualitative approaches. Empirical data are based on a nati…
Political science (4 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Civil servants (2 works) · Demography (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Population (2 works) · Public Administration (2 works) · Public Policy and Administration Research (2 works)