دانلود کتاب حاکمیت فناوری کوانتومی ۱ – قانون و مقررات

Quantum technologies have progressed from early-stage foundational research to a core strategic priority, reshaping agendas in research policy and security strategy. As capabilities in quantum computing, cryptography, and sensing advance, they highlight important intersections with existing legal and regulatory frameworks, prompting governments, firms, and other stakeholders alike to engage with governance considerations earlier in the technology life cycle than in prior waves of innovation. This two-volume series offers a systematic and interdisciplinary examination of the legal, regulatory, and ethical dimensions of quantum technologies, advancing original and timely contributions to the emerging discourse on quantum technology governance. As the first comprehensive anthology to integrate these domains, it provides a scholarly collection that captures the global scope of recent developments in quantum governance, law, and policy. Quantum Technology Governance I: Law and Regulation—the present volume—offers a systematic and interdisciplinary examination of the legal and regulatory architecture shaping quantum technologies. It addresses how emerging capabilities in quantum computing, cryptography, and sensing intersect with intellectual property law, cybersecurity frameworks, export control regimes, and public international law. These technologies introduce non-classical features that stress-test existing governance systems, requiring interpretive flexibility, anticipatory policymaking, and evidence-based strategies rather than wholesale doctrinal reform. The chapters in this volume explore: -Foundational intersections between quantum information technologies and law, including the governance-stack model that aligns regulatory tools with technical layers. -Intellectual property strategies—patents, trade secrets, and open innovation—and their coexistence in a “superposition” across the quantum stack. -Empirical patent trends and policy implications, mapping global filings and their impact on innovation and disclosure. -Cybersecurity regulation in the quantum age, addressing vulnerabilities such as “harvest now, decrypt later” attacks and the transition to post-quantum cryptography. -Export control challenges and opportunities, analyzing plurilateral coordination and modular enforcement strategies. -Public international law and geopolitical dimensions, examining effects-based norms, attribution, and strategic governance frameworks.