Die Früchte des weißen Mannes. Ökologischer Imperialismus 900-1900

The book weaves together history and ecology in a fascinating way. I'm curious what motivated the author to explore this specific period and theme.

The details about how species moved and affected new environments really brought the history to life for me. Has this perspective changed how others view colonial history?

The selection of examples felt very deliberate, but I wonder what guided those choices—were they the most impactful, or the most documented?