The Research School of Theory and Philosophy of Law was established in 2022 to advance scientific research in contemporary legal theory and the state. It also explores the philosophical foundations of legal science and develops methodologies for legal research.
The primary function of the Research School is to foster international dialogue with leading foreign universities, facilitating the validation of research findings, promoting collaboration on joint projects, and contributing proposals to improve the current legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
Key Focus Areas
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Encouraging students to engage in theoretical and philosophical-legal research.
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Developing educational courses on theoretical and philosophical-legal issues at all levels of academic training.
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Organising scientific forums to stimulate research and discussion on key topics in the theory and philosophy of law in Kazakhstan.
International Partnerships
The Research School collaborates with renowned academic institutions worldwide, including:
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Europe: Max Planck Institute, University of Bremen, Sofia University, Jagiellonian University.
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Post-Soviet Countries: Universities and research institutes in Ukraine, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Belarus, and Russia.
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North America and the UK: Professional scientific associations in the USA, Canada, and the United Kingdom.
Preferred Research Areas
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Theory of State and Law
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Philosophy of Law
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Comparative Law
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Law-Making and Law Enforcement
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Legal Language and Readability
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Methodology of Legal Research
Research Team
Anton Didikin
Doctor of Philosophy, Candidate of Law, Associate Professor at MNU, Editor-in-Chief of the Law and State Journal
- Indira Aubakirova, Doctor of Law, Professor, Assistant Professor MNU, Honoured Lawyer of Kazakhstan
- Zhannetta Kalisheva, PhD, Professor Emeritus
- Ainura Rustemova, Research Assistant, MSc, Senior Lecturer MNU
- Aliya Nurmagambetova, Senior Lecturer, LLM