• HOW FEMALE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS IN KAZAKHSTAN EXPRESS THEIR FEMINIST IDENTITY IN DIFFERENT SOCIAL CONTEXTS: A QUALITATIVE STUDY BASED ON STUDENTS AT NAZARBAYEV UNIVERSITY 

  Armsan, Rebekka (School of Sciences and Humanities, 2023)

  This research project examines the experiences which young women who study at Nazarbayev University (NU) and identify themselves as feminists encountered in different social contexts in Kazakhstan (unfamiliar/familial/university ...
• REGULATING AGGRESSION IN A CLASSROOM: ANTI-BULLYING PRACTICES OF TEACHERS 

  Yussupova, Elmira (School of Sciences and Humanities, 2023)

  Classroom bullying can be either prevented or intervened at schools by the teachers and other involved parties. The focus of this study was teachers’ involvement in this process of regulating bullying. As a result of ...
• NEANDERTHAL SUBSISTENCE AND SPATIAL BEHAVIOR AT A PALEOLITHIC SITE OF BRONZE CAVE, GEORGIA 

  Muratova, Gulnur (School of Sciences and Humanities, 2023)

  This capstone project explores the diet and spatial behavior of the Homo neanderthalensis through the Middle Paleolithic faunal assemblage of the Bronze Cave site from the excavations held in the 1970s. Bronze Cave is a ...
• BARRIERS IN WOMEN'S CAREER PROGRESSION IN KAZAKHSTAN: THE EXPERIENCE OF WOMEN IN UPPER MANAGEMENT. 

  Omirkhanova, Akbota (School of Sciences and Humanities, 2023)

  This study investigates the barriers that prevent women from progressing to upper management echelons in the workplaces in Kazakhstan. Using the qualitative method, namely semi-structured interviews, with six female top ...
• IS COOKING PERCEIVED AS A GENDERED ACTIVITY BY NU STUDENTS? 

  Shakhtamirova, Amina (School of Sciences and Humanities, 2023)

  This study examines the perception of cooking activity among Nazarbayev University students and their families, with a focus on gender as a social construct. Through online surveys and in-depth interviews, the research ...
• CHAMPIONS OF MARGINALITY: KAZAKHSTANI LGBTQ+ RIGHTS ACTIVISTS’ IDENTITY AND EXPERIENCE AS CONTENTIOUS CONTRIBUTORS TO THE WELFARE OF SOCIETY 

  Mukhamejanova, Liliya (School of Sciences and Humanities, 2023)

  This study explores the experience of Kazakh LGBTQ+ activists with a focus on their activist and intersectional identities, as well as their navigation of their work within a hegemonic state confronting non-cis-heteronormative ...
• EXPERIENCE OF NAZARBAYEV UNIVERSITY STUDENTS GOING THROUGH A TRANSITION FROM ONLINE TO OFFLINE LEARNING 

  Tanbayeva, Madina (School of Sciences and Humanities, 2023)

  During the pandemic, almost all educational institutions adopted the online education format due to COVID-19. After two years of pandemic students returned to the traditional offline format of education. This paper ...
• FOR WOMEN, OF WOMEN AND BY WOMEN: STUDYING BUSINESS FROM A MEANS OF LIVELIHOOD TO DRIVER OF SOCIAL CHANGE FROM A POSTCOLONIAL PERSPECTIVE 

  Amirbekova, Jasmin (School of Sciences and Humanities, 2023)

  Entrepreneurship has traditionally been viewed as an economic activity driven by market forces and individual interests. However, recent research has highlighted entrepreneurship's dynamic, contextual, and multilevel nature, ...
• THE ROLE OF FRIENDSHIP IN SHAPING NU STUDENTS’ MINDSETS 

  Kossanova, Aisulu (School of Sciences and Humanities, 2023)

  Friendship is a significant part of any human’s life, which has a certain degree of impact on almost all the other relationships and aspects of life. It has many different forms and varies depending on people who are in ...
• WHAT DOES THE COVID-19 CRISIS REVEAL ABOUT INTERDISCIPLINARITY IN SOCIAL SCIENCES? 

  Corsi, Marcella; Ryan, J. Michael (International Review of Sociology, 2022)

  When the first instances of the SARS-CoV-2 virus were reported in late 2019 and early 2020, there were few people who would have imagined the magnitude of the pandemic that we have experienced up to now. News of the ...
• WOMEN IN MALE-DOMINATED INDUSTRIES IN NUR-SULTAN: POLICEWOMEN AND FEMALE MANUAL WORKERS AUTONOMY, DIFFICULTIES, AND WORK CULTURE 

  Kalikhbayev, Nurislam; Bissenova, Alima; Medeuov, Darkhan (School of Sciences and Humanities, 2022-05-07)

  People spend a considerable part of their life devoted to work. It is the gender, one of the dimensions, that shapes the access to a specific profession and determines how others may perceive you. For centuries society’s ...
• COMPARING THE EXPERIENCE OF KAZAKHSTANI TEACHERS BEFORE AND DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC 

  Abaidylda, Yerkesh (Nazarbayev University School of Sciences and Humanities, 2022)

  Global COVID-19 pandemic forced the world to change. This affected various institutions including educational ones. The current research is focused on the comparison of the teaching experience of Kazakhstani school ...
• APPRAISING DISCREPANCIES AND SIMILARITIES IN SEMANTIC NETWORKS USING CONCEPT-CENTERED SUBNETWORKS 

  Medeuov, Darkhan; Roth, Camille; Puzyreva, Kseniia; Basov, Nikita (Applied Network Science, 2021-09-03)

  This article proposes an approach to compare semantic networks using conceptcentered sub-networks. A concept-centered sub-network is defned as an induced network whose vertex set consists of the given concept (ego) and ...
• HIGH MITOCHONDRIAL DIVERSITY OF DOMESTICATED GOATS PERSISTED AMONG BRONZE AND IRON AGE PASTORALISTS IN THE INNER ASIAN MOUNTAIN CORRIDOR 

  Hermes, Taylor R.; Frachetti, Michael D.; Voyakin, Dmitriy; Yerlomaeva, Antonina S.; Beisenov, Arman Z.; Doumani Dupuy, Paula N.; Papin, Dmitry V.; Matuzeviciute, Giedre Motuzaite; Bayarsaikhan, Jamsranjav; Houle, Jean-Luc; Tishkin, Alexey A.; Nebel, Almut; Krause-Kyora, Ben; Makarewicz, Cheryl A. (Public Library of Science, 2020-05-21)

  Goats were initially managed in the Near East approximately 10,000 years ago and spread across Eurasia as economically productive and environmentally resilient herd animals. While the geographic origins of domesticated ...
• SHIFTING SEAS, SHIFTING BOUNDARIES: DYNAMIC MARINE PROTECTED AREA DESIGNS FOR A CHANGING CLIMATE 

  Cashion, Tim; Nguyen, Tu; Brink, Talya ten; ten Brink, Talya; Mook, Anne; Palacios-Abrantes, Juliano; Roberts, Sarah M. (Public Library of Science, 2020-11-10)

  Marine protected areas (MPAs) are valuable tools for marine conservation that aim to limit human impacts on marine systems and protect valuable species or habitats. However, as species distributions shift due to ocean ...
• Internship Satisfaction 

  Ikhatova, Sabina (Nazarbayev University School of Sciences and Humanities, 2020-05-19)

  The study is intended to explore features of good internship experience, what are the expectations of students regarding internships, and does internship satisfaction affect student’s willingness to work in the company in ...
• Sacred Geographies in the Eurasian Steppe: The Aqkol Shrine as a Symbol of Kazakh Ethnicity and Religiosity 

  Bigozhin, Ulan (Sciendo, 2019-12-05)
• Early integration of pastoralism and millet cultivation in Bronze Age Eurasia 

  Hermes, Taylor R.; Frachetti, Michael D.; Dupuy, Paula Doumani; Mar'yashev, Alexei; Nebel, Almut; Makarewicz, Cheryl A. (Royal Society, 2019-09)

  Mobile pastoralists are thought to have facilitated the first trans-Eurasian dispersals of domesticated plants during the Early Bronze Age (ca 2500–2300 BC). Problematically, the earliest seeds of wheat, barley and millet ...
• Indigenous Christianity of Central Asia: adoption of Nestorianism in the Medieval period (7-14 AD) 

  Tashmanbetova, Zhuldyz (Nazarbayev University School of Sciences and Humanities, 2018-10-26)
• Bronze Age Hill Forts: New evidence for defensive sites in the western Tian Shan, China 

  Jia, Peter Weiming; Betts, Alison; Doumani Dupuy, Paula N.; Cong, Dexin; Jia, Xiaobing (Archaeological Research in Asia, 2017-11-08)

  Abstract This paper reports on the recent discovery in western Xinjiang of three Late Bronze Age walled sites located on high hilltops, with a fourth on a terrace above a river bed. The hilltop sites contain very small ...

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