Suzanne Doyle

Suzanne Doyle is a Lecturer in International Relations at the University of East Anglia, affiliated with the School of Politics, Philosophy and Area Studies. Her research specializes in the US-UK nuclear relationship, nuclear history, transatlantic relations, and Cold War studies. She is currently working on a monograph analyzing the UK's acquisition of Trident missiles from the US. Professional milestones include roles as Postdoctoral Lecturing Fellow (2015-2016) and Associate Tutor (2012-2015) at UEA, alongside her PhD in International Politics (2011-2015).

Research interests encompass nuclear politics, US/British defence policy, and security studies. Her work bridges historical analysis with contemporary policy implications, focusing on strategic alliances and arms control debates. Notable contributions include chapters in Transatlantic Storms in Anglo-American Relations and The Making of the Global Nuclear Order, alongside analyses of the War in Ukraine's geopolitical effects.

Media engagements include blogs on Chagos Islands geopolitics and the Ukraine conflict's lessons. Suzanne holds ORCID 0000-0002-4803-4782, and her research has been cited in Scopus and policy studies journals. Her work emphasizes the intersection of historical context and modern security challenges.