Masha Egupova

was born and grew up in Vladivostok, a city in the Russian Far East. She graduated from the Far Eastern National University in Vladivostok, Russia and Central European University in Budapest, Hungary. Her main research interests are in the media communication field, print media analysis, media-Internet relations, and the challenges new Internet media present to traditional media. Besides that she is interested in covering the stories from Vladivostok, her home town.

You can find my personal blog here: http://mashavladivostok.wordpress.com/

Country: RUS

Work in the Developing Market: Lack of Higher Education or Abuse of Power by Employers?

I could not agree less that “the developing world has the potential for major economic growth, but first it must prepare its young people for the burgeoning jobs market.” Lack [...]

Thursday, 19 April 2012. No comments

Russia Uses Water Like There’s No Tomorrow

Water is treated as a liquid asset in some countries and considered as a natural given in others. Arid countries value water more than those with a more humid climate. [...]

Monday, 16 January 2012. 2 comments

Russia: Failed Green Policy and Civil Society Alternatives

Ulrike Reinhard’s article compares democracies to authoritarian regimes and the ways these political models address environmental issues. But what about a country that is neither a democracy nor a 100% [...]

Monday, 31 October 2011. No comments

Hungary: migration westwards and the response of the center-right government

Population drift to the West is a common thing for the countries of Central and Eastern Europe as the opening of the labor market now offers people more job opportunities [...]

Wednesday, 27 July 2011. No comments

Masha Egupova

Latest posts

Work in the Developing Market: Lack of Higher Education or Abuse of Power by Employers?

Russia Uses Water Like There’s No Tomorrow

Russia: Failed Green Policy and Civil Society Alternatives

Hungary: migration westwards and the response of the center-right government