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UNDERSTANDING THE CONSTITUTIONAL IDEAS OF THE GREAT STEPPE

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Bota Kuppaeva

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The current pace of development of Kazakhstan in the context of ongoing reforms gives rise to the need for a deep understanding of the ideas and principles of constitutionalism, the degree of their dissemination and the dynamics of implementation in national legislation. The Constitution, as the main form of embodiment of these legal postulates, is the highest political and legal act regulating fundamental social relations, and its further improvement in accordance with global challenges and the needs of state development, which is necessary and in demand.

Keywords

Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan 1993
Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan 1995. Constitutional reform of the Republic of Kazakhstan in 2007. Constitutional reform of the Republic of Kazakhstan 2017
2022
1991
republican referendum on June 5
‘Zhety Zhargy’
Khan Tauke
Barlybek Syrtanov
‘Charter “Kazak eli’
Country of the Kazakhs
Declaration ‘On State Sovereignty of the Kazakh SSR’
constitutional Law ‘About State Independence of the Republic of Kazakhstan’ which is dated December 16

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