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Jacklyn Majnemer is a Fellow at the London School of Economics specializing in International Relations. Her research focuses on nuclear weapons, foreign nuclear deployments, and alliance politics, particularly examining how domestic sources influence security policy. She has previously held the Stanton Nuclear Security Fellowship at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Security Studies Program. Jacklyn’s doctoral thesis at LSE investigated the intricacies of states reneging on institutionalized alliance commitments and the incentives to collaborate, highlighted through the lens of Canada’s nuclear sharing commitments during the Cold War, particularly in relation to NATO and NORAD. She obtained her MPhil in International Relations from the University of Oxford and a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science from McGill University, underlining her strong academic background in the field. In addition to her research, she teaches qualitative analysis in political science courses at LSE.
LSE • London, UK
Conducting research on nuclear weapons, foreign deployments, and alliance politics.
MIT Security Studies Program • Cambridge, MA, USA
Conducted research related to international relations and security policy.
Department of Economics