Introduction: the need to integrate energy and foreign policy / Jan H. Kalicki and David L. Goldwyn -- The global framework. World energy futures / Adam E. Sieminski -- Energy security and markets / Daniel Yergin -- OPEC in confrontation with globalization / Edward L. Morse and Amy Myers Jaffe -- The International Energy Agency / William F. Martin and Evan M. Harrje -- Commentary on part I / Alvaro Silva-Calderón -- Russia and Eurasia. Russia and the Caspian Sea Region / Julia Nanay -- Eurasian transportation futures / Jan H. Kalicki and Jonathan Elkind -- Reforming the gas market / Loyola de Palacio -- Commentary on part II / Viktor I. Kalyuzhny -- The Middle East and Africa. Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and the Gulf / J. Robinson West -- North Africa and the Mediterranean / Gordon Shearer -- Sub-Saharan Africa / Paul F. Hueper -- Commentary on part III / Abdullah bin Hamad Al-Attiyah -- The Pacific Rim. China and Northeast Asia / Amy Myers Jaffe and Kenneth B. Medlock III -- APEC's regional approach to energy security / John Ryan -- Japan / Keiichi Yokobori -- Commentary on part IV / J. Bennett Johnston -- The North Atlantic and the Americas. The North Sea / Willy H. Olsen -- North America / Shirley Neff -- Latin America / Luis Téllez Kuenzler -- Commentary on part V / Michelle Michot Foss -- A new energy security strategy. Energy, homeland, and national security / Leon Fuerth -- Technology development and energy security / Melanie A. Kenderdine and Ernest J. Moniz -- Governance, transparency, and sustainable development / Charles McPherson -- The challenge of climate protection: balancing energy and environment / Kevin A. Baumert -- Building strategic reserves / David L. Goldwyn and Michelle Billig -- Can a "global" natural gas market be achieved? / Donald A. Juckett and Michelle Michot Foss -- Commentary on part VI / John P. Holdren -- Conclusion: energy, security, and foreign policy / Jan H. Kalicki and David L. Goldwyn.