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Book Review: Istanbul: between the global and the local

Pacific Exchange and later declined as the two regions diverged along different pathways. His analysis allows the reader to see the rich complexities of exchange in the process of establishing empire, colonization and state-building, not just between Australia and California, but also with other regions such as Hawaii, southern India, Texas, Mexico and South Africa. He shows how the Pacific Exchange both drew on previous exchanges of ideas and experiments and enabled new interactions between these regions, creating a new geography for comparing shared and distinctive experiences. True gardens of the gods offers the reader a refreshing and innovative way of understanding regional histories and investigating a wealth of possible connections that remain to be explored by environmental historians. What more could one ask for from a single book?