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Andrés Martinez serves as a Special Advisor to the Arizona State University (ASU) President and Professor of Practice at the Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication. He is Co-Director of The Great Game Lab and Editorial Director of Future Tense, a collaboration between ASU and New America. Martinez holds affiliate faculty status at The Melikian Center for Russian, Eurasian & East European Studies.
Education: B.A. in History (Yale University), M.A. in Russian History (Stanford University), J.D. (Columbia University Law School). Prior roles include Vice President at New America Foundation, editorial leadership at The Los Angeles Times and The New York Times, and communications law practice.
Research focuses on sport globalization, technology's societal impact, media-politics intersections, and U.S.-Mexico dynamics. He writes for major publications like The Atlantic, Slate, and Reforma, and authored/co-edited books including Future Tense Fiction (2019) and 24/7: Living It Up in Las Vegas (1999).
Leadership roles include Arizona-Mexico Commission directorship and US-Mexico Foundation board service. His courses cover geopolitics of sport, media ethics, and bilingual journalism.
