Kazakhstan 2050
Toward a Modern Society for All
Edited by Aktoty Aitzhanova, Shigeo Katsu, Johannes F. Linn, and Vladislav Yezhov
Author Information
Aktoty Aitzhanova, Deputy chairperson, JSC National Analytical Centre, Nazarbayev University,Shigeo Katsu, President, Nazarbayev University,Johannes F. Linn, Senior Resident Scholar, Emerging Markets Forum,Vladislav Yezhov, Chairman, Executive Board, National Analytical Center, Nazarbayev University
Aktoty Aitzhanova is a deputy chairperson at the JSC National Analytical Centre of the Nazarbayev University, coordinating the departments of economic strategies and strategic and corporate development.
Shigeo Katsu is President of Nazarbayev University.
Johannes F. Linn is a Senior Resident Scholar at the Emerging Markets Forum and a non-resident Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution in Washington, DC.
Vladislav Yezhov is Chairman of the Executive Board of the National Analytical Center, JSC, of Nazarbayev University.
Contributors:
William Y. Brown is a scientist and lawyer with a distinguished career in government, non-profit institutions, and the private sector where he has provided leadership for environmental issues and scientific and cultural institutions. He is currently a non-resident Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution; Dennis de Tray is now a principal with the Results for Development Institute and Adviser to the President, Nazarbayev University, Kazakhstan; Harpaul Alberto Kohli is the Manager of Information Analytics at Centennial Group International and the Emerging Markets Forum, where he is responsible for all modeling, statistics, databases, and technology management; John Nellis is a Senior Adviser to the Development Portfolio Management Group (DPMG) at the University of Southern California; Richard Pomfret is Professor of Economics at Adelaide University and Visiting Professor at the Johns Hopkins Bologna Centre; Hossein Razavi is the former Director of the Infrastructure Department of The World Bank; Michelle Riboud is an economist who started her professional career working in academia, serving at the University of Abidjan, a Spanish research institute, the University of Orleans, and the Institute d'Etudes Politiques in Paris, along with a visiting role at the University of Chicago; Shahid Yusuf is currently Chief Economist of The Growth Dialogue at the George Washington University School of Business in Washington, DC.