Summary:
The book provides a comprehensive analysis of the political and economic evolution of Hawai'i from the arrival of the first Polynesians through its development into a modern state. It examines the impact of external influences, institutional changes, and the role of market integration in shaping the islands' unique history.
Key points:
1. Island Economy: Explores how Hawaii's geography influenced its economy and native resource management, including advanced farming and fishing methods.
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