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 the private sector and a conviction that the most consequential questions often sit in the gap between technical and policy communities, often not fully visible to either but affecting both.

1 Work in Progress

  1. Juljan Krause, Spenser A. Warren, and Kimberly Peh, “Technological Capacity, Perceptions, and the Strategic Impact of Emerging Technology.” Under review.
  2. Juljan Krause & Nicolas Wittstock, “Sovereign But How? Divergent Logics of Technological Sovereignty in the UK and Germany.” In progress.
  3. Juljan Krause, “Before the Chokepoint: Hyperscaler Embeddedness in Emerging Quantum Network Infrastructure.” In progress.
  4. Juljan Krause, ““Statecraft Before Capability: Aspirational Security and State Competition over Not-Yet Technologies.” In progress.
  5. Juljan Krause, “Modelling Quantum Advantage in Large-Scale APT-Centric Infrastructure Attacks.” In progress.

2 Journal Articles

  1. Juljan Krause, “Quantum won’t protect critical telecom networks from massive attacks. Good old maintenance might,” Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Vol. 82, No. 5 (2026, open access): 361–368. DOI
  2. Juljan Krause, “Salt Typhoon and the Limits of “Quantum Security”: A Technique-Level Audit,” IEEE Security and Privacy Vol. 24, No. 4 (2026, open access): 59–69. DOI
  3. Juljan Krause, “(Post)Enlightened Science,” Science as Culture 21, no. 1 (2012): 141–149. DOI
  4. 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]). PDF
  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, Collaboration and Its Limits: Axis Partnerships in Emerging Technologies (Washington, DC: Government Briefing paper, 2026). PDF
  2. 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
  3. Juljan Krause et al., DRCF Quantum Technologies Insights Paper (London: Digital Regulation Cooperation Forum, 2023). Link
  4. Juljan Krause, Trusted Autonomous Systems in Defence: A Policy Landscape Review (London: King’s College London, 2021). DOI
  5. Juljan Krause, Security Implications of Novel Quantum Information Technologies (Brussels: Heinrich Böll Foundation Brussels, 2020). Link
  6. 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