Coffee Expansion

The book examines historical pathways of coffee cultivation and trade, the economic structures facilitating its distribution, and the cultural adaptations surrounding its consumption.
It reveals that coffee's trajectory is not merely about consumer demand but a complex interplay of economic incentives, political power, and cultural exchange.
For instance, the establishment of coffee plantations by European colonial powers significantly altered landscapes and economies.

Progressing across three sections, the book starts with coffee's origins, then analyzes colonial expansion, and concludes with the modern coffee industry, addressing ethical considerations and sustainability.