The Indian Ocean in World History (New Oxford World History)
The Indian Ocean in World History offers an insightful exploration of the ocean's central place in global affairs. Edward A. Alpers traces its influence on trade, migration, and cultural interactions across millennia, revealing how this vast waterway connected distant civilizations and drove historical change in the New Oxford World History series.
About This Book
The Indian Ocean has long served as a vital crossroads for human interaction, commerce, and cultural diffusion throughout world history.
Edward A. Alpers examines the ocean's significance in linking diverse regions and peoples, highlighting its enduring impact on global developments.
As part of the New Oxford World History series, this work provides a comprehensive perspective on how maritime activities in the Indian Ocean have shaped historical narratives.
Through a broad historical lens, the book underscores the ocean's role in fostering exchanges that transcended continents and epochs.
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