Jonathan Steinberg is een professor in de Europese geschiedenis wiens werk gewijd is aan nauwgezet historisch onderzoek. Zijn stijl kenmerkt zich door diepe inzichten in het verleden en een analytische aanpak. Door middel van zijn geschriften onderzoekt hij de complexe sociale en politieke krachten die de Europese geschiedenis hebben gevormd. Zijn werk biedt lezers boeiende en verhelderende perspectieven op cruciale historische gebeurtenissen.
A comprehensive new biography exploring the greatness and limits of the 'Iron Chancellor', Otto von Bismarck: a political genius who remade Europe and united Germany between 1862 and 1890 by the sheer power of his great personality.
Why Switzerland?, first published in 1976, offers a unique analysis of the structures that make Switzerland work and provides a short, concise "working model" for the visitor or student. Linking an analysis of the microeconomy to the major features in politics, history, religion and language, it shows how a "bottom up" society has survived in a world of "top down" states. For this new edition Jonathan Steinberg has completely revised and extended his text, and a number of unusual and attractive illustrations have been added.
Exploring the mathematical foundations of generalized probabilistic theories (GPTs), the book delves into the operational language of quantum theory and the complexities of subsystem integration within convex operational theories. Jonathan Steinberg examines the algebraic nature of sections, categorization structures, and state space transformations. He interprets tensor products as a specific type of section, applying this insight to quantum theory while contrasting it with algebraic approaches. The work culminates in a comprehensive characterization of low-dimensional sections across various quantum systems using matrix pencil theory.