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Karen A. Feste is a Professor at the Korbel School of International Studies, University of Denver. She has held significant roles including Associate Dean (1988–2000), Budget Director (1997–1999), and founded the Conflict Resolution Institute (1998–2022). She currently directs the International Security master's program (2021–2024) and serves as a campus mentor for the Army Fellows program.
- Ph.D., Political Science, University of Minnesota
- M.A., Political Science, University of Minnesota
- B.A., Concordia College
- Additional study: University of Oslo, ECPR Workshop, ICPSR Workshop
Feste specializes in International Security, Conflict Resolution, and US Intervention Policy. Her work focuses on terrorism, superpower interventions, and diplomatic strategies, with a particular emphasis on the Arab-Israeli conflict and post-Cold War geopolitical dynamics.
Her recent publications explore themes in international relations, terrorism, and conflict resolution. These include analyses of US foreign policy, superpower interventions, and peace negotiations in the Middle East.
- Fulbright Visiting Scholar
- Who's Who in American Women
- Outstanding Young Women in America
- Alumni Achievement Award, Concordia College
Feste has supervised over 30 Ph.D. dissertations and 50 Masters' theses. She received grants from the Ford Foundation, Pew Foundation, and Luce Foundation for her research on superpower intervention and conflict resolution. She actively contributes to policy reforms in women’s rights and academic governance.
