Biography
Journalist Evgeny Markovna Albats was born on September 5, 1958 in Moscow. Now Albats works in the magazine "The New Times" as a chief editor. On the radio "Echo of Moscow", it leads copyright. Childhood and youth Evgenia Markovna Albats took place in Moscow. The future journalist grew into the family of educated people. Mark Efremovich Albats, Father, during the Great Patriotic War served in the city of Nikolaev intelligence.
In peacetime, he worked by the chief instructor in the NII-10. The main task was to develop devices for atomic rockets on submarines. Mom Evgenia Elena Izmailovskaya was a creative person - he worked as a journalist on the radio. It can be seen in some filmmakers as an actress. Albats had an older sister Tatiana Komarov, who worked as a TV journalist, who died in 2010. Evgenia went in the footsteps of mother and sister and chose a journalistic path. In 1980 he graduated from the faculty of MSU journalism.
Journalism
Immediately after receiving a diploma, Eugene Albats becomes a journalist of the weekly "Week". At that time, he was part of the newspaper Izvestia. The main topics of the works were astrophysics, physics of elementary particles. After 6 years, she begins to work in the position of the browser in the Moscow News. Here, the journalist worked until 1992 and managed to get a prize of the Union of Journalists of the USSR "Golden Feather".
Career went uphill after receiving Scholarships of Alfred Fritth in 1990. At that time, she helped the journalist to start the path already on American Earth. Temporary cooperation began with Chicago Tribune. Back in 1986, it became interested in the political direction. Later it will be presented in Europe and America as the first Soviet journalist, which was investigating the activities of the KGB. The result of this active work was the book "Mina slow motion", published in 1992.
The work of Evgenia Albats did not remain unnoticed. In 1993, she was presented with Harvard University scholarship. Here she was educated in political sciences. From 1993 to 1998, the journalist acted as a teacher. She read lectures on the political system in the USSR, Russia. Its places were the best universities of America.
In 1995, Evgenia Markovna comes another book "Jewish question". She outlined her opinion on anti-Semitism in modern Russia. Mentioned in the manuscript Vladimir Zhirinovsky. In the same year, it is satisfied with the observer in the newspaper "Izvestia". But in 1996 she was fired due to publication. Albats managed to achieve recovery through the court in 1997.
From 1996 to 2003, Evgenia Markovna actively cooperates with the New Newspaper and Kommersant. She takes an interview with prominent politicians, including Viktor Chernomyrdin, Anatoly Chubais and Boris Nemtsov. In 2000, it affects the new topic - the problem of raising children. The journalist publishes his thoughts in the Weekly Column "We and our children" in Izvestia. In 2001, she publishes another book "Bureaucracy: a struggle for survival."
Journalism did not become the only thing for her life. Albac is actively engaged in teaching activities. In the biography there is a period when Evgeny Markovna read courses "Soviet policy, 1917-1991" and "Russian policy and media, 1991-2001" In the University of Yale University for students of the Department of Political Sciences.
In 2003, Evgeny Markovna became a professor at the National University "Higher School of Economics". It was told about the bureaucracy, which is also present in the state, and in the political system. After the protection of the doctoral dissertation, she was assigned the degree of doctor of philosophy in the specialty "Political Sciences".
In 2004, the Albac opens a new activity - television journalist. She cooperates with "echo of Moscow." The author's program "Full Albat" began to be published on radio waves. With her work on the radio, even the scandal was connected, which occurred in 2006. In London, the ex-employee of the special services Alexander Litvinenko killed. The journalists of the newspaper "The Guardian" stated that the Russian authorities put pressure on the media. This led to the alleged dismissal Evgenia Albats. But the information quickly denied.
The journalist participates in opposition events with Alexey Navalny, Maria Gaidar, Ilya Yashin and Natalia Morar. She was present at the "march disagree".
2007 opened new borders for the Albat. First, rebranding occurred in the weekly "New Time", and then the updated "The New Times" appointed Evgeny Markovna politics editor. The magazine is mentioned in the Western press as independent. A few months after the appointment, the Albat receives an increase - becomes deputy editor-in-chief, and in two years it takes the post of chief editor "The New Times".
Evgenia Markovna - a frequent guest of radio broadcasting "Special Opinion" on the "Echo of Moscow", where he expresses his opinion on urgent problems and events.
Personal life
The personal life of Evgenia Albats does not consist of a large number of husbands and beloved. The journalist was married once. The chosen was the colleague Yaroslav Golovanov, who was older than the wife for 26 years. But it did not become a barrier. After a few years, a divorce took place.
Albats from Golovanov had a daughter Olga, who was born in 1988 in Moscow. The girl learned abroad. With his home, the girl calls two cities - Moscow and New York. In 2003, Olga lost his father. He passed away. More married Evgeny Markovna did not come out and did not give birth to children.
Evgenia Albaz now
Evgenia Albaz continues journalistic activities, participates in programs on radio and television. In 2017, Evgeny Markovna went to Ukraine. The Albac told about this in the "special opinion" on the radio "Echo of Moscow" in one of the last speeches.
Albat is an active user of social networks. In Facebook and Twitter regularly publishes thoughts, photos from travel.
Projects
- Mina slow motion. Political portrait of the KGB
- The State Within A State: KGB AND ITS HOLD On Russia / Past, Present and Future
- Jewish question
- Bureaucracy: Fight for Survival
- Bureaucrats and Russian Transition: Politics of Accommodation. Preprint Monograph
- Bureaucratic services market. Preprint