The book progresses by first providing an overview of gold's historical significance before diving into specific gold rushes such as those in California, Australia, South Africa, and Canada. Each chapter explores the unique geographical, political, and social contexts that shaped its trajectory and impact. Recurring themes include the environmental consequences of mining and the exploitation of indigenous populations. "Gold Rush" argues that these periods represented critical junctures in the development of modern capitalism, globalization, and resource management.
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