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5. ‘Max Garuda’

‘Max Garuda’ is both a practicing scholar and creative producer of new media. Max earned a Ph.D. in Media Studies from a prominent American university, and teaches in the areas of communication, new media and national security.

Having published critical pieces on film, television and new media, Max has also produced new media arts/entertainment projects that explore storytelling possibilities of interactive digital platforms.

A veteran of multiple UN-sponsored security campaigns and enforcement actions, Max’s research maintains applicability to contemporary global conflicts. Max’s current research focuses on transcultural narrative forms and the ideological functions of narrative-based rhetoric.

See a full list of Max Garuda’s posts here.

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