Formation of sovereign Power systems in the “Young” Central Asian Republics in the Period 1991–2000

Abstract

In 1991, with the collapse of the USSR, ffteen independent republics were formed At the same time, the processes that took place in the late Union influenced the further formation of sovereign power systems in the “young” states Among them are ideological and apparatus factors As a result, having different attitudes towards the collapse of the Union and the parade of sovereignties, all ffteen republics faced the task of fnding their own identity, both national and state-apparatus, and the need to form a personnel policy and build “power vertical” The Central Asian republics were no exception, where, in addition to the above tasks, the question of the influence of the tribalist factor was acute.