Marwa Daoudy is assistant professor in international relations at the Center for Contemporary Arab Studies (CCAS) and the Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University. Previously, she was a lecturer at Oxford and Princeton. Her book The Water Divide between Syria, Turkey and Iraq: Negotiation, Security and Power Asymmetry (CNRS Editions, 2005) received the Ernest Lémonon Prize. Her research has been published in International Negotiation, Journal of International Affairs, Journal of Peace and Security, The World Today, and Water Policy and she is a frequent contributor in the media (BBC, France 24, NPR, Jazeera, RFI amongst others).