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MagnifyKaren Guttieri, PhD
CISAC Affiliate (former)
not in residence
Research Interests
Military operations in civilian environments; military organizational learning; civil-military operations
Karen Guttieri is an assistant professor in the Department of National Security Affairs at the Naval Postgraduate School (NPS) and a former CISAC affiliate and fellow. At NPS she teaches in the graduate program in Stabilization and Reconstruction. Her focus is military operations in civilian environments--in particular, issues of effectiveness, military organizational learning and civil-military relations.
While writing her doctoral dissertation at the University of British Columbia on the evolution of American military doctrine for civil affairs, Gutierri organized "The Civil Dimension of Military Operations," a conference in Washington, D.C. She joined the NPS faculty in 2001 after a postdoctoral fellowship at CISAC, during which she studied the intersection of politics and technology in the revolution in military affairs.
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Naval Postgraduate School
