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14 Geo. J. Int'l Aff. i (2013)

handle is hein.journals/geojaf14 and id is 1 raw text is: Georgetown Journal of International Affairs WINTER/SPRING SOIS, VOLUME XIV, NUMBER I 1 Editors' Note Forum: The Future of Energy 3 Introduction PAUL SULLIVAN Energy and environmental security are two of the most important issues the world will face in the coming decades. This issue focuses on key debates and possible conflicts in the future of energy. 7 Challenges and Opportunities Capping CO Emissions under the European Cap and Trade Sstem JOSHUA MELTZER 17 Germany's Energiewende The Prospects of a Grand-Scale Project RAINER BAAKE 27 Power Shift Smart Grid Transforms Electric Powerfor the 2i CentuU MATTHEW FUTCH Investment Power in Africa Wherefrom and where to? 33 ANTON EBERHARD AND KATHARINE NAWAAL GRATWICK 41 Bright Expectations, Tough Challenges OnIraq'sEnergy Outlook INTERVIEW WITH FATIH BIROL 47 The Human Element Nuclear Power Development in the Middle East KEVIN MASSY AND JOHN BANKS 57 Conflicts, Oil Prices, and International Financial Stability HOSSEIN ASKARI 65 Sovereign Energy Independence Properly Understood and Effectively Achieved in the 21' CentuU SPENCER ABRAHAM AND MARK P. MILLS 77 A Brief History of Energy Where We've Come From and Where We're Going INTERVIEW WITH DANIEL YERGIN Politics&Diplomacy 83 The Gulf States and U.S. Policy How Strongly to Push Reform? DAVID GALBRAITH To think of the Gulf states as immune to unrest ignores their internal challenges that have been inspired by the Arab Spring over the past two years. The U.S. government should utilize a more tar- geted and softer approach to champion systematic political reform across the Gulf states. Winter/Spring ol3 [i]