History of the colonization of the Kazakh steppe by the Russian Empire (XVIII-XIX)
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https://doi.org/10.24197/ihemc.44.2024.503-528Palabras clave:
Asia Central;, avance militar;, dinastías khan;, Resistencia kazaja;, RusificaciónResumen
La colonización de las tierras kazajas por el Imperio ruso en los siglos XVIII y XIX tuvo una influencia determinante en la formación del Kazajstán moderno. Una comprensión profunda del pasado colonial es importante para comprender los problemas modernos de Kazajstán. El objetivo es ofrecer una imagen holística del proceso de colonización de las tierras kazajas, centrándose en la visión y el papel del pueblo kazajo. Se revelan los motivos estratégicos, geopolíticos y económicos de la expansión y se da la periodización de la colonización de las tierras kazajas. Se analizan los métodos de establecimiento de estrategias de control, colonización y gestión.
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