Max Jeganathan

Max Jeganathan

Senior Research Fellow

Max is a Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Public Christianity. Max has worked as a lawyer, a policy advisor in Canberra, and public Christian in Singapore. He's currently finishing his PhD in economics.

Max Jeganathan
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  • Political analyst
  • Media engagement
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About Max

Max is a Senior Research Fellow at CPX. A former lawyer and political & policy adviser, Max was educated at the Australian National University and the University of Oxford and is undertaking a PhD in Law. Max has spoken in universities, political institutions and businesses including Samsung, Lego, Goldman Sachs and Amazon. His writing has appeared in The Guardian, The Sydney Morning Herald, The Canberra Times and ABC’s Religion & Ethics Report. He enjoys movies, good wine with his wife Fiona and making his kids laugh.

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From Superman to Jesus: how my fascination with greatness was overtaken by desire for something else: goodness
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Tay-Tay the lament artist
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In a world overwhelmed by the demands of work, “Bluey” reminds us of the ethical importance of play
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Dreading useless, deadweight Christmas gifts? They have some value, after all
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Monsters or Chatbots: Which came first?
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The rise and fall of the Crypto King
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Nice pass Billy
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The elusive search for justice
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