DEMOCRATIC REFORMS IN KAZAKHSTAN AND THE INFLUENCE OF POLITICAL CULTURE ON COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE AUTHORITIES AND SOCIETY

Abstract

The article attempts to examine the peculiarities of Kazakhstan's political culture in connection with new political reforms and democratization of society. It is emphasized that political reforms are closely intertwined with constitutional, socio-economic, judicial and other changes in the country's socio-political life. The article notes the support of civil society, which is ensured by the appropriate level of development of political culture. The article examines the main stages of development of political culture in the context of historical development, taking into account the mentality, multiculturalism characterized by multinational, multi-confessional, regional and other features of the republic. With the development of modern technologies, the dialogue between the government and society is increasingly moving into a digital format. The article highlights the opportunities for feedback, the variety of forms of online citizen participation, and the increasing influence of modern social networks, which leads to changes in the image of power and the quality of political communication. In conclusion, a summary is made of the behavioral role of social groups in maintaining the stability of the political system and the compromise of the political community based on the tolerant political culture of Kazakhstanis.