<b>Winner of the 2010 James M. Blaut Award in recognition of innovative scholarship in cultural and political ecology (Honors of the CAPE specialty group (Cultural and Political Ecology))</b><p><i>Decolonizing Development</i> investigates the ways colonialism shaped the modern world by analyzing the relationship between colonialism and development as forms of power.<br><ul><li>Based on novel interpretations of postcolonial and Marxist theory and applied to original research data<li>Amply supplemented with maps and illustrations<li>An intriguing and invaluable resource for scholars of postcolonialism, development, geography, and the Maya</ul>