The effectiveness of Kazakhstan's security policy

Abstract

A condition for a sound and constructive public policy of a state is security. If a nation is under attack, internally, by a civil war such as in Syria, or externally, when Iraq and Iran waged a war, such violence prevents a country from conducting a solid public policy. Therefore, for the execution of - for example - economic policy and an effective political system, the condition is that internal and external security are guaranteed. This research focuses upon the effectiveness of the security policy of Kazakhstan.