Juljan Krause

⟨quantum, cloud, AI | infrastructure & control⟩

Publications

My publications span academic scholarship, policy analysis, and public-facing commentary across emerging technology, security, infrastructure, and philosophy of (the social) science(s). The mix reflects a career spent moving between research, government, and regulation, and an enduring interest in making technical and political worlds legible to one another.

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1 Working Papers

  1. Juljan Krause, “Salt Typhoon and the Limits of ‘Quantum Security’ Promises.” Minor revisions.
  2. Juljan Krause, Spenser A. Warren, and Kimberly Peh, “Technological Capacity, Perceptions, and the Strategic Impact of Emerging Technology.” Under review.
  3. Juljan Krause & Nicolas Wittstock, “Varieties of Technological Sovereignty?.” In progress.
  4. Juljan Krause, “From Cloud to Qubit: How Cloud Service Providers Shape the Knowledge Foundations of the Quantum Internet.” In progress.
  5. Juljan Krause, “Anticipatory Governance and Capacity Signalling in National Quantum Strategies.” In progress.
  6. Juljan Krause, “Modelling Quantum Advantage in Large-Scale APT-Centric Infrastructure Attacks.” In progress.

2 Journal Articles

  1. Juljan Krause, “(Post)Enlightened Science,” Science as Culture 21, no. 1 (2012): 141–149. DOI
  2. Juljan Krause, “Collective Intentionality and the (Re)Production of Social Norms: The Scope for a Critical Social Science,” Philosophy of the Social Sciences 42, no. 3 (2012): 323–355. DOI

3 Book Chapters

  1. Juljan Krause, “Aesthetics of Computer Science,” in Aesthetics as a Companion Discipline, edited by Zoltan Somhegyi and Max Ryynänen (New York: Bloomsbury, 2026 [forthcoming]). DOI
  2. Juljan Krause, “Assessing Emerging Capabilities with Patent Data: U.S.-China Competition in Quantum Technologies,” in In Search of Strategic Advantage: Understanding the Landscape of Technology Competition, ed. Kimberly Peh and Michael Albertson (Livermore, CA: Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, 2025), 86–109. PDF
  3. Matthias Benzer and Juljan Krause, “Adorno’s Sociological Project,” in The Oxford Handbook of Adorno, ed. Henry Pickford and Martin Shuster (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2024). DOI
  4. Matthias Benzer and Juljan Krause, “Exposing Antagonisms: Adorno on the Possibilities of Sociology,” in A Companion to Adorno (Hoboken, NJ: Wiley Blackwell, 2020), 287–301. DOI
  5. Juljan Krause and Markus Scholz, “Erosion of Sovereign Control: Deliberation, ‘We-Reasoning,’ and the Legitimacy of Norms and Standards in a Globalized World,” in Understanding Ethics and Responsibilities in a Globalizing World, ed. Maria Cecilia Coutinho de Arruda and Boleslaw Rok (Cham: Springer International Publishing, 2016), 83–101. DOI

4 Policy Reports

  1. Juljan Krause, The Quantum Race: U.S.-Chinese Competition for Leadership in Quantum Technologies (Washington, DC: UC Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation, 2024). PDF
  2. Juljan Krause et al., DRCF Quantum Technologies Insights Paper (London: Digital Regulation Cooperation Forum, 2023). Link
  3. Juljan Krause, Trusted Autonomous Systems in Defence: A Policy Landscape Review (London: King’s College London, 2021). DOI
  4. Juljan Krause, Security Implications of Novel Quantum Information Technologies (Brussels: Heinrich Böll Foundation Brussels, 2020). Link
  5. Juljan Krause, Sicherheitspolitische Herausforderungen neuer Quanten-Informationstechnologien (Berlin: Heinrich Böll Stiftung, 2020). Link

5 Commentary and Essays

  1. Juljan Krause, “The UN has passed a resolution to make AI safer. It should do the same for quantum,” Hertie School, 9 September 2024. Link
  2. Juljan Krause, “Generative AI Makes Demonstrating Quantum Advantage Harder – For Quantum Computing, That’s Actually Good News,” The Quantum Insider, 29 March 2024. Link
  3. Juljan Krause, “The Quantum Internet: A Network for All?” IPPI, 11 May 2021. Link
  4. Juljan Krause, “The quantum threat: why we need regulation and transparency,” about:intel, 8 February 2021. Link

6 Other Publications

  1. Juljan Krause, Shaping the Quantum Internet: Evidence of US-Chinese Strategic Competition over Quantum Technologies from Interviews and Patent Data ERGMs (PhD thesis, University of Southampton, 2023). Repository