Zhomart Simtikov
Biographic Data
| ID | 6088542 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Zhomart Simtikov |
| GIVEN NAMES | Zhomart |
| FAMILY NAME | Simtikov |
| SIGNATURE | SIMTIKOV Z |
| AFFILIATIONS | Abai Kazakh National Pedagogical University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0770-488X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Healthy lifestyle culture in universities as institutional normativity
Regulated pluralism and lived Christianity in Kazakhstan
This article analyses Christianity in Kazakhstan as a transcultural and theologically meaningful social formation rather than as a mere demographic residue of Soviet history or a simple outcome of missionary expansion. The argument is that Christianity in Kazakhstan is produced at the intersection of three layers: legal regulation, ethno-linguistic negotiation, and lived religious practice. To make this argument, the study develops a comparative …
Negotiating traditional and Western values in social media
This study examines how Kazakhstani social media influencers negotiate tensions between traditional Kazakh norms and Western liberal value repertoires in their digital content. It asks: (1) what discursive strategies influencers use to navigate competing value systems; (2) in which domains (gender roles, sexuality, consumption, and religiosity) value conflict is most visible; and (3) how audiences respond to and participate in these negotiations.…
The Religious and Social Logic of Terrorism Financing
Terrorism persists not simply because of its violence or ideology but because the networks that sustain it are embedded in the everyday relations of markets, politics and faith. This article analyzes the social logic of terrorism financing by integrating sociological theory with recent research on the misuse of charity, informal value transfer systems and digital currencies. Empirical evidence from Kazakhstan and Central Asia is combined with int…
Policy Issues in Addressing Cross-Border Human Trafficking
This study investigates cross-border human trafficking in Kazakhstan by focusing on three core issues: the structural factors that enable trafficking, the effectiveness of Kazakhstan's legal and institutional responses, and the relevance of international best practices for national reform.Using a mixed-methods approach, including statistical analysis, policy review, and a national survey, the study applies economic, enterprise, and hierarchical m…
Christian Communities
Religious freedom is a universal human right and a cornerstone of modern secular governance. Yet the way in which this freedom is guaranteed and experienced differs significantly across countries. This article compares the legal status, lived experience and theological responses of Christian communities in two very different settings – Finland, a predominantly Lutheran country in northern Europe, and Kazakhstan, a Muslim majority republic in Cent…
Socialisation Problems of Orphanage Children in the Republic of Kazakhstan
The study aims to address the socialisation process of children from orphanages in Kazakhstan to identify effective approaches to their adaptation and integration into society. The study examined various theoretical concepts of socialisation, including aspects of children’s adaptation to a new environment, personality development through social interaction, and the institutional environment's impact on social skills development. The dynamics of c…
Social anxiety of the citizens of Kazakhstan
The purpose of the study is to analyze the factors associated with the formation of social anxiety and to explore trends in their impact on society in the Republic of Kazakhstan. The authors have used comparative, descriptive, and deductive methods to achieve the research goals. The results of the study determined that anxiety phenomena have become increasingly common over time and social anxiety is one of the most dangerous due to its degree of …
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Social anxiety of the citizens of Kazakhstan
The purpose of the study is to analyze the factors associated with the formation of social anxiety and to explore trends in their impact on society in the Republic of Kazakhstan. The authors have used comparative, descriptive, and deductive methods to achieve the research goals. The results of the study determined that anxiety phenomena have become increasingly common over time and social anxiety is one of the most dangerous due to its degree of …
Policy Issues in Addressing Cross-Border Human Trafficking
This study investigates cross-border human trafficking in Kazakhstan by focusing on three core issues: the structural factors that enable trafficking, the effectiveness of Kazakhstan's legal and institutional responses, and the relevance of international best practices for national reform.Using a mixed-methods approach, including statistical analysis, policy review, and a national survey, the study applies economic, enterprise, and hierarchical m…
Christian Communities
Religious freedom is a universal human right and a cornerstone of modern secular governance. Yet the way in which this freedom is guaranteed and experienced differs significantly across countries. This article compares the legal status, lived experience and theological responses of Christian communities in two very different settings – Finland, a predominantly Lutheran country in northern Europe, and Kazakhstan, a Muslim majority republic in Cent…
Socialisation Problems of Orphanage Children in the Republic of Kazakhstan
The study aims to address the socialisation process of children from orphanages in Kazakhstan to identify effective approaches to their adaptation and integration into society. The study examined various theoretical concepts of socialisation, including aspects of children’s adaptation to a new environment, personality development through social interaction, and the institutional environment's impact on social skills development. The dynamics of c…
Healthy lifestyle culture in universities as institutional normativity
Regulated pluralism and lived Christianity in Kazakhstan
This article analyses Christianity in Kazakhstan as a transcultural and theologically meaningful social formation rather than as a mere demographic residue of Soviet history or a simple outcome of missionary expansion. The argument is that Christianity in Kazakhstan is produced at the intersection of three layers: legal regulation, ethno-linguistic negotiation, and lived religious practice. To make this argument, the study develops a comparative …
Negotiating traditional and Western values in social media
This study examines how Kazakhstani social media influencers negotiate tensions between traditional Kazakh norms and Western liberal value repertoires in their digital content. It asks: (1) what discursive strategies influencers use to navigate competing value systems; (2) in which domains (gender roles, sexuality, consumption, and religiosity) value conflict is most visible; and (3) how audiences respond to and participate in these negotiations.…
The Religious and Social Logic of Terrorism Financing
Terrorism persists not simply because of its violence or ideology but because the networks that sustain it are embedded in the everyday relations of markets, politics and faith. This article analyzes the social logic of terrorism financing by integrating sociological theory with recent research on the misuse of charity, informal value transfer systems and digital currencies. Empirical evidence from Kazakhstan and Central Asia is combined with int…
Christianity (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Politics (2 works) · Psychology (2 works) · Religion and Society Interactions (2 works) · Religion, Society, and Development (2 works) · Anxiety (1 work) · Border Security and International Relations (1 work) · Civil society (1 work) · Conscience (1 work)