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Shining Path and the Marxist Left
1994For the political left in Peru, the 1980s was a decade of unprecedented expansion in strength and influence, tempered, however, by the tension of ideological definition and the reality of armed conflict. The two main claimants to revolutionary leadership — Shining Path (SL or Sendero) and the United Left (IU) — had a similar intellectual heritage and ...
Sandra Woy-Hazleton, William A. Hazleton
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Peace and Conflict: Journal of Peace Psychology, 2002
(2002). The Shining Path Movement. Peace and Conflict: Journal of Peace Psychology: Vol. 8, No. 1, pp. 85-87.
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(2002). The Shining Path Movement. Peace and Conflict: Journal of Peace Psychology: Vol. 8, No. 1, pp. 85-87.
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The Mistis and the Shining Path
1995The Shining Path, one of the most vicious terrorist movements in history, was conceived in 1962 and born in 1970 in the Inca country of Peru.
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The Shining Path of the Violence
This paper explores the relationship between nighttime light and global violence, using intentional homicide rates and the number of deaths in armed conflicts as measures. The analysis is based across the world using Panel Data Regressions and Local Projections for 1990-2019.openaire +1 more source
Making Revolution with Shining Path
1994Many gaps remain in our understanding of insurgency.1 Perhaps the most vexing is that we continue to comprehend only imperfectly the manner in which would-be revolutionaries are able to garner support. This is particularly true of movements such as Shining Path (SL or Sendero) that engage in practices which would seemingly alienate potential followers.
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Shining Path’s Stalin and Trotsky
1994The cult of personality and purges of party leadership are common phenomena in the development of Communist orthodoxy, although they are certainly not the exclusive preserve of the left. Similar developments can be found in fascist movements as well as in many authoritarian governments and their corresponding parties.
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Target Analysis of Shining Path Insurgents in Peru: An Example of US Army Psychological Operations
Journal of Strategic Studies, 2009William Yaworsky
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