On February 27, another session of MIND-Talks took place at the ORTA Community, focusing on the topic of corruption and how it is perceived by society. The lecture was delivered by A. Rodionov, Head of the Social Research Program at the MIND Center, Maqsut Narikbayev University.
Key Questions Discussed:
- How do corruption concealment mechanisms operate, and what strategies do participants use?
- Why are some schemes perceived as “normal” and fail to provoke public condemnation?
- How effectively do Kazakhstanis recognise patterns of corruption?
Participants engaged in more than just a lecture — they explored real-life cases, learning to distinguish between legitimate procedures and corrupt practices.
MIND-Talks is an ongoing series that brings critical social issues into open discussion.
Stay tuned for upcoming sessions and join us in exploring today’s most pressing topics!
