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The Organization of Shining Path
1994Shining Path (SL or Sendero) stands out among guerrilla and terrorist groups worldwide for its strong and complex organization, with a substantial grassroots support structure. These defining characteristics have helped Sendero adapt to changing circumstances in Peru and maintain itself as a viable, expanding insurgency.
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The Shining Path and Peruvian Terrorism
Journal of Strategic Studies, 1987(1987). The shining path and Peruvian terrorism. Journal of Strategic Studies: Vol. 10, Inside Terrorist Organizations, pp. 109-126.
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Latin American Perspectives, 2021 The rise of Shining Path in the rural areas of Peru and its revolutionary war between 1980 and 1992 contributed significantly to the weakening of indigenous mobilization in that country.
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SAGE Open, 2020 During the last decades of the 20th century, Shining Path conceived Indian culture mainly as part of feudalist-capitalist alienation. Consequently, this insurrectionist organization aimed to mobilize the indigenous communities around a classoriented ...
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2019
Chapter 6 explores the case of the Shining Path and accounts for variation in the outcome of targeting efforts. As the Shining Path became less bureaucratic in structure and experienced a loss in communal support, it became more susceptible to destabilization in the wake of leadership attacks.
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Chapter 6 explores the case of the Shining Path and accounts for variation in the outcome of targeting efforts. As the Shining Path became less bureaucratic in structure and experienced a loss in communal support, it became more susceptible to destabilization in the wake of leadership attacks.
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2020
Abstract Between 1980 and 1999, the Peruvian Communist Party—Shining Path—enveloped the Andean nation of Peru in an armed insurrection designed to topple the state and institute a communist regime. The Maoist insurrection began in the highland department of Ayacucho, quickly spreading throughout the countryside and into the cities ...
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Abstract Between 1980 and 1999, the Peruvian Communist Party—Shining Path—enveloped the Andean nation of Peru in an armed insurrection designed to topple the state and institute a communist regime. The Maoist insurrection began in the highland department of Ayacucho, quickly spreading throughout the countryside and into the cities ...
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2020
Sendero Luminoso in Peru is an exemplary illustration of the theory of incubation in action in a real-world context. This chapter systematically analyzes Sendero’s prewar activities and demonstrates how this organization successfully underwent the full gamut of incubation processes outlined in Chapter 3.
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Sendero Luminoso in Peru is an exemplary illustration of the theory of incubation in action in a real-world context. This chapter systematically analyzes Sendero’s prewar activities and demonstrates how this organization successfully underwent the full gamut of incubation processes outlined in Chapter 3.
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